Sentence examples for as a discussion topic from inspiring English sources

That is guaranteed not to come up as a discussion topic during the "18 Days of Geno".

At least they can take symbolic comfort from Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, who chose Enron as a discussion topic in his April Fool's Day schedule.

Depending on which gardening circles you hang with, the concept of urine in the garden may already have surfaced as a discussion topic.

Make it a point to discuss the treatment options with your loved one, in order to introduce it as a discussion topic.

She studied psychology in college, she said, and is now on the forefront of Cuba's effort to make sex, in all its variety, as natural a discussion topic as it is a physical act.

Since nouns and noun phrases can be used as key concepts in a discussion topic, we select from the parse tree of the parsed discussion text only constituents which are tagged as nouns (NN) or noun phrases (NP) (cf. Fig. 1).

The relationship between Europe and Turkey is a discussion topic in Washington as well.

Correction: January 31 , 2004 Saturday The TV Weekend column yesterday about the political comedian Dennis Miller and his new talk show referred incorrectly in some copies to the background of Adm. James Stockdale, whose performance as a vice-presidential candidate was a discussion topic.

After analyzing and parsing the discussion topic with a natural language parser, QGS extracts all important concepts, which are determined as nouns and noun phrases in a discussion topic (Sect. 3.1).

Britain, which introduced climate change as a Security Council discussion topic two years ago, supports it along with most of Europe, while other permanent Council members — namely, the United States, China and Russia — generally backed the measure once it no longer explicitly demanded Council action.

This audio illusion — called phantom phone rings or, more whimsically, ringxiety or fauxcellarm — has emerged recently as an Internet discussion topic and has become a new reason for people to either bemoan the techno-saturation of modern life or question their sanity.