Sentence examples for contributes to a discussion from inspiring English sources
Johnson clearly hopes the film contributes to a discussion (it has been screened for the US Congress), even though it doesn't provide an answer: "It doesn't even provide a cause". Johnson has recently been developing a TV show with Sacha Baron Cohen, about whom he is effusive.
The study contributes to a discussion of transportation technologies and allows a derivation of measures for further research topics to face future intra-urban mobility demands.
This study will contribute to a discussion on how urban climate information can be more efficiently considered in urban spatial planning.
Sterling Professor of Law Robert C. Post '77 and Professor of Law Abbe R. Gluck '00 contributed to a discussion on the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Further step of our research is to look on the household forecast for the Czech Republic from a different angle: probabilistic and to contribute to a discussion about forecast methodology.
"They need to see why it's a good idea". Joe Knight, a partner and senior consultant at the Business Literacy Institute and the coauthor of Financial Intelligence, says that an absence of financial savvy is "career-limiting". If you're unable to contribute to a discussion on the company's performance, you're unlikely to advance.
But, last time I checked, it wasn't (is that consistent with the latest frontiers in happiness research?).Mr Konczal is contributing to a discussion that's kicked up recently over a paper written by libertarian economists Bryan Caplan and Scott Beaulier, arguing that behavioural economics provides a basis for critiquing government welfare policies.
It's more like contributing to a discussion and adding one small voice to the rest of the noise that is out there". Kes, released in 1969, was his first major feature film.
Although I miss the days where a handful of trackbacks let you navigate an online discussion, it was a system that would have eventually failed because it was based on a flawed premise: that everyone would have a blog, and would want to contribute to a discussion via a long-form blog post.
