Sentence examples for discourse challenges from inspiring English sources

In addition, students may face social interaction and collaboration challenges or linguistic and discourse challenges (Reiser 2004).

But instead should inspire respectful, inclusive and transparent discourse, challenges and hopefully positive change, for all our sakes.

It means that they dismiss discourse challenging the institutionally unfair treatment of African-Americans as "oversensitive" and "contentious" simply because they fail to see that the extremity of anti-Blackness is greater than the racism to which they are accustomed and, thus, erroneously equate as the same.

Texts in political economy discourse challenged the 'efficiency narrative' (ie, the assumption that technology, however expensive, will increase efficiency and hence bring return on investment and progressive cost-savings) put forward by techno-economic regimes.

Tensions between the different prevailing discourses challenged the new parents and deciding on health promoting practices involved negotiating between different discourses, and could involve a choice between trusting the experience of the informal supporters or the command of medical knowledge among health workers.

The arrests of the scholars are part of a larger, recent pattern of increasing intolerance -- some say paranoia -- by China toward dissent or any public discourse that challenges the wisdom of the Communist Party.

'Rates of medical intervention in Australia are too high', a discourse that challenges current obstetric practices employed or healthy pregnancies.

Recommendations ranging from calls for legislation to increased public education were identified in all three sources of discourse but challenges to these recommendations were only identified and discussed in the print media and in the bioethics literature (Table 5).

It is no simple thing to determine whether Twitter outrage can itself expand the terms of discourse and challenge the status quo.

We can change the deficit discourse by challenging the assumptions of the way people frame their approaches to some of these big problems.

Novick is clearly intent on cutting through the circumlocutions of habitual Holocaust discourse, on challenging what he sees as its obfuscations with uncompromising logic and saying out loud what is often intimated in private".