Sentence examples for discuss big issues from inspiring English sources

Rose's ad-free PBS show has become the first stop for people in the news who wish to discuss big issues in depth.

Before he ran for lieutenant governor, in 1986, "we took a long walk, which is what we do when we discuss big issues," Dr. Steinberg recalled.

I also wonder how both parties seem unable or unwilling to discuss big issues like the endless war in Afghanistan, our continued troop presence in Europe and Korea, the disastrous war on drugs, the attendant growth in our prison population, and any specific solutions to our exploding deficit, including the Simpson-Bowles recommendations.

"Some faculty avoid committee work like the plague, others seem to love it more than their teaching and research (traveling and discussing big issues can be more appealing than preparing a class or writing a paper!)," Williams writes.

When I recently was asked about doing another, we decided that instead of a company off-site we would reduce the meeting to just the senior team and run a one-hour session every month to discuss big-picture issues.

The Jouberts will be speaking at a special event at the National Geographic Society's Grosvenor Auditorium to discuss big cat conservation and the issue of trophy hunting on World Lion Day, Wednesday, August 10, 2016 in Washington, DC, at 9 30 AM.

In their review, Tsai et al. [61] discuss big data analytics and related open issues, focusing on how to develop a high performance data processing platforms to efficiently analyze big data and to design an appropriate mining algorithm to extract useful knowledge from big data, in addition to presenting some research directions.

The One Young World conference, now in its fourth year, gathers bright young things from across the world to discuss the big issues of the day.

Representatives from the government and opposition will join us to discuss the big issues in higher education policy and answer your questions.

This roundtable discussion brought together data managers, digital leaders from ad agencies and representatives from top websites to discuss the big issues around digitisation.

For some reason, Janet Yellen, the chair of the Federal Reserve, decided to skip this year's annual Fed conference in Jackson Hole, where monetary policymakers from the United States and abroad get together with some prominent academics to discuss the big issues of the moment.