Sentence examples for actively discussed for from inspiring English sources

We have no such reluctance in my family – I've actively discussed for whom I planned to vote – Bernie Sanders – in this year's primary with my husband, parents, friends... even my doctor.

If there is a concept that has not been actively discussed for quite some time, it proves to be a good opportunity to pick up this concept and re-introduce it into the discourse in order to pull the debate into a certain direction.

Recognition of project-based experiences as an acceptable basis for master's level education, an approach being increasingly accepted in Canadian universities, has been actively discussed – but, for the time being, has been rejected for application in the Ecuadorian context.

The evolutionary dynamics of SSRs have been actively discussed and hypotheses for experimental confirmation have been reviewed in the recent literature [ 1, 9- 11].

But exactly where the $25 million for genomics will come from "is being actively discussed," said Larry Thompson, spokesperson for the National Human Genome Research Institute NHGRII).

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Although not as actively discussed as a potential home for microbial extraterrestrial life as Mars, Titan, Europa or Enceladus, the presence of water ice has led to speculation that life may exist there, and that hypothesized ejecta could have come from Ceres to Earth.

"I've not actively discussed any other players out of respect for our guys," he said.

At a news briefing, Mr Ban said it was important to "not lose momentum" on the drive towards holding a peace conference and dates for it were being "actively discussed".

The necessity for this and implications for quality and radiologist lifestyle are actively discussed with divergent opinions in the radiology community [5, 9, 14 17].

This year Ida, who at 84 had entered Now or Never territory, was again being actively discussed as a potential winner: it was time for an American, a woman, a poet: why not all three in one?