Sentence examples for across discussions from inspiring English sources

Distraught relatives have stumbled across discussions on mydeathspace.com, which archives people's MySpace pages after they have unwittingly written their own epitaphs.

It is unusual for the United States to come across discussions among senior Qaeda operatives about operational planning — through informants, intercepted e-mails or eavesdropping on cellphone calls.

And second, Berman challenges the commentators Ian Buruma and Timothy Garton Ash for their qualified endorsements of Ramadan and their disparagements of Hirsi Ali, noting the "tone of contempt that so frequently creeps across discussions" about her, the "sneering masculine put-downs of the best-known feminist intellectual ever to come out of Africa".

In terms of social dynamics, the two groups had different developmental trends across discussions, perhaps because of the contrasting styles of the emergent child leaders of the groups.

The strategy has the virtue of avoiding the cumbersome repeated substitution of one term for the other in or across discussions where both are used.

Questions were standardised across discussions.

At least with Powervoice's reviews, there could be features like search across discussion topics, in-store photos, product recommendations, and more.

Investment banks and institutional investors have accumulated significant commercial property portfolios, and it is practically impossible to open a weekend newspaper without coming across discussion of property yields for the growing class of buy-to-let landlords.

Differences in application scoring parameters are represented by Δ, whether it is the differential between primary and secondary reviewer scores for a given moment in time (for both prediscussion (ΔPS) and postdiscussion (ΔPD) time points) or the differential in scoring across discussion (for either the primary (ΔPRI) or secondary (ΔSEC) reviewer or the panel (ΔA=APS OS)).

Therefore, these tables are not intended to present an exhaustive list, but may stimulate across-field discussion about terminology and assumptions.

An ABC spokesman, Kevin Brockman, said, "Shouting usually doesn't get your point across in discussions, in speakers at the drive-through, or in TV commercials.