Sentence examples for dense policy from inspiring English sources

I saw it in the disconcertingly intimate eye contact of a diplomat discussing dense policy initiatives; the exaggerated, courtly politeness of an elderly neighbor during our serendipitous morning encounters; the flirtatiousness of a female friend that oozed like honey at dinner parties; the banter of a journalist colleague that never ended and never failed to amuse.

And the more you click on those stories, the more talented writers on other sites will turn their talents to making those dense policy topics as much fun to read as a Game of Thrones recap.

In doing so, he frequently loses his audience in a dense forest of policy minutae or over-the-top outrage.

This paper first presents the Densest Interval First (DIF) policy which repeatedly locates the densest data interval and determines its transmission rate.

Coates' ongoing examination of institutional racism — as in his breathtaking Atlantic essay "The Case for Reparations" — is, in certain respects, the opposite of Twitter: it is dense, analytical writing about policy and history that shows us how systems operate.

Dense population and facilitating policies, apparently, contribute to telework.

This led to another impact of so-called free trade policies: the dense population in Port-au-Prince of rural emigrants and others, virtually all of them living in shoddy housing on terrain often unsuitable for dwellings, contributed greatly to the high death toll (estimated at 250,000 to 300,000) from the January, 2010 earthquake.

And social policy dumped too dense numbers of poor into already declining neighborhoods.

He had, he says, no idea it would soon be government policy to support dense development near major transport interchanges.

Skidelsky is a good writer, but he is not Keynes, and some readers may find his exegeses of economic ideas and the ins and outs of lengthy policy debates technical, dense, and assumptive.

Doing away with environmental clearances, revoking the rights of tribals to forest land, approving coal mining in dense forests; the list of policy changes the Government introduced has capital, not the environment or our traditional values, at the heart of it.