Sentence examples for conference aside from inspiring English sources

Yes, there were some new fitness devices, a phone, and a gaming desktop (complete with its own giant piece of luggage), but the real news at Acer's One World Trade Center-adjacent press conference (aside from some notably stunning views of lower Manhattan) was notebooks.

It is unclear what countries will be invited to the conference, aside from the United States, Russia and Syria.

Indeed, it was unclear if there was one uniform ideology shared by everyone at Saturday's conference, aside from a sense that whites will soon be a beleaguered minority in need of representation.

There are no minutes recorded of any comments made by the nine trustees on the 8.45pm conference call, aside from Patten, or the four members from the BBC Trust unit also on the call.

Yet the disabled only received a cursory mention in the prosperity and work session of the Labour conference, set aside for issues of the labour market and benefits system.

It just wrapped up its developer conference (mishaps aside) where it unveiled a suite of new tools and products geared toward further expanding the service's footprint.

Just look across the laptops open at any press conference and aside from realising they are 99% Macs, you'll also notice every journalist using Tweetdeck.

Yesterday, Kim Kardashian was interviewed onstage at the Re/Code conference, and aside from professing her love for BlackBerry, she did not reveal much about her game "Kim Kardashian Hollywood," which is why we want to hear from her.

After a negotiation that played out over two news conferences, several asides to reporters, and, finally, an encounter at the top of a staircase in a Los Angeles hotel, CBS announced Saturday afternoon that it had a deal with Mark Burnett to produce two more editions of the hit reality series "Survivor".

At the news conference, Mr. Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein brushed aside questions about logistics.

At today's news conference, he turned aside questions from British reporters to enable Arab reporters to be heard.