Sentence examples for attendees pointed out from inspiring English sources
Its intention was to inspire collaborations among attendees, pointed out Elizabeth Goodman, HMS professor of pediatrics and co-director of the Harvard Catalyst Child Health Program, in her opening welcome.
Discussions of barbecue were similarly charged; white attendees pointed out that poor whites in the mountains were long known to have barbecued meat, while black participants countered that in the old South, the task of keeping a hickory fire burning through the night would have fallen to African-Americans.
The many Washington-affiliated attendees pointed out that the U.S. government is cultivating startups, and that it's best to start with the ground-level managers who could benefit from blockchain in their own work and to offer to lease technology instead of asking the government to buy a whole system.
Of course, as one attendee pointed out, living on campus may actually be an appealing part of the college experience.
It's a worthy goal of course, and Durand is on the right track, but as one attendee pointed out to me: "Where are the security guys?
One woman said there were enough children's sailing facilities at the harbor's yacht clubs, while another attendee pointed out that not everyone could afford yacht club programs.
The suggested questions were also wide-ranging, including "How far do we inject ourselves into a public policy debate?" and "How do we work in ways that encourage integration?" Attendees also pointed out that access to justice and access to a lawyer aren't always the same thing, though one may encourage the other.
As several attendees at the conference pointed out, standards should be in place for how the information can be collected and used.
In an event hosted by the Brookings Institution on the Clean Power Plan, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions Climate and Energy Programm Director Jonas Monast also pointed out to attendees that what states are coping with now is bigger than just the Clean Power Plan.
She noted that the technology might not be ready for consumers and pointed out that even attendees "acknowledged that there was a very large gulf between the current technology and mass adoption".
