Sentence examples for a productive exchange from inspiring English sources

"There was a productive exchange of ideas".

It did not seem like what diplomats call a productive exchange.

Mr. McCall called it a productive exchange of views and added that a meeting involving a bigger group of directors was in the works.

Wijdaan Ali, author of the priceless Modern Islamic Art, shows how a productive exchange - unmarred by prejudice - became possible, and how western aesthetics and art stimulated many Muslim artists.

"I think there was a productive exchange of ideas," he told reporters, "and I think there were some concepts and proposals advanced by everybody that allow us to move the process forward, but it's still a very, very difficult year".

Like setting messages afloat in bottles, threaded discourse has the virtue of preserving ideas and getting them out into the world, but is not a good way of getting them to a desired destination or for maintaining a productive exchange.

Such a move generated a highly productive exchange.

According to Executive Director Ann M. Veneman, the "hallmark" of the week-long Session was the opportunity it provided for a frank and productive exchange about UNICEF's draft Medium Term Strategic Plan.

He and Holbrooke had an even less productive exchange, and relations between the two governments turned sour.

The relevant question is rarely how much regulation there is, but how a particular regulatory scheme facilitates or impedes productive exchange, stabilises or destabilises markets, by shaping the incentives facing firms.

As these examples illustrate, there is ample room for productive exchange between philosophers with an interest in the nature of history and the historians and social scientists who have reflected deeply on the complexities of the concepts and assumptions we use in historical analysis.