Sentence examples for a recent discussion at from inspiring English sources

In a recent discussion at Duke, authors Amitav Ghosh and Roy Scranton discussed climate change and our imaginative failure in the face of global warming.

These disproportionate figures, and the financial and emotional burdens of mass incarceration in America, were the topic of a recent discussion at Columbia University between former Mayor of Philadelphia Michael Nutter and Obama administration official Elias Alcantara.

Former ABC News icon Ted Koppel is at it again, lamenting that the contemporary newscape isn't the way it was when he presided over "Nightline". "We are not the reservoirs of objectivity that I think we were," said the former newsman to Marvin Kalb in a recent discussion at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

"People want to pretend that their actions don't have an impact on the people already living here, but when the prices go up, the poor have to go someplace else," Mr. Vilchis said during a recent discussion at Self Help Graphics.

Russian politicians, in general, are distrustful of innovations they don't understand such as a recent discussion at Skolkovo on the creation perpetuum mobile.

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"The city on a hill [a reference to Ronald Reagan's view of America] was built by government as well as by the private sector," he said during a recent discussion with students at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

During a recent discussion with Larry King at the Milken Conference in Beverly Hills, Slim defended himself from charges that his businesses are monopolies.

At a recent discussion of the project by the local community board, union members with "Build It" stickers faced off against members of Save Chelsea, a preservation group.

At a recent discussion of childhood during the past 50 years one speaker said he thought everyone remembered their childhood as being like something out of Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons.

"The teachers are scared it's not going to continue," Norman Cohn, the assistant principal for science, told his colleagues at a recent discussion about safety in the principal's office.