Sentence examples for discuss for a while from inspiring English sources

What is clear, however, is that "The Newsroom" will be giving us much to discuss for a while to come.

"They've known each other and discussed for a while.

Neil Burns, the chief executive of the London County Cricket Club, a mentoring organisation said: "We have been discussing for a while the merits of him being frank about his problems.

This suggestion was seriously discussed for a while, and even formulated into these menacing words: "The N.U.J. Chapel would like to remind Mr. Murdoch and News International that it is aware of its position".

Dotless domains (think http://example and email addresses like mail@example) are something ICANN has discussed for a while now and that security experts are not in favor of.

Ingestible body sensors have been discussed for a while now, but Proteus' digital pills are the first ingestible sensor to be approved by the FDA, according to Nature.

The gender effect of MAOA in various psychiatric diseases has been discussed for a long while.

She says, 'Um, I'm sure you can use your imagination, but I'm not going to go into the details.' We discuss this for a while.

They all discuss that for a while and she enjoys the repeated use of the phrase "sloshing it about a bit" to mean that the captain's wife has been playing away.

They ask it to perform the duty of an investigative reporter, when it's something rarer more like a sympathetic epistemologist.A more apt criticism is that "S.O.P" seems even better after you've heard its author discuss it for a while.

More than a few senior Pentagon officials greeted Carter's initial rollout speeches with surprise and incredulity — "He went and talked about that program in public?" That said, some of the programs he mentioned have been publicly floated (though not widely discussed) for a few years, while other concepts are reboots of ideas that have circulated for decades.