Sentence examples for discuss one thing from inspiring English sources

As we'll discuss, one thing about data is that even if something is technically accurate or quantifiable, it's not always representative of a larger truth about a community or about its intentions.

The world's most powerful leaders in business and government gathered this week in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss one thing: How technology is rapidly infiltrating every facet of our lives -- and what this means for the future of humanity.

Instead, the media and my opponent discuss one thing and only one thing, the needs of people living here illegally.

Asked about the upcoming event, a spokeswoman for Trump said in a statement that the first lady had "simply asked for a meeting to discuss one of the many things that impacts children". The spokeswoman declined to provide additional details.

Trump is reportedly hesitant to use the term "cyberbullying," however, and her spokeswoman confirmed only that she had  "simply asked for a meeting to discuss one of the many things that impacts children".

When we talk about healthy brain ageing we are really discussing one of two things: how to minimise ongoing damage to the hardware of the brain, mostly by keeping its blood supply as good as possible; or how to improve the operation of the brain's software.

WEATHER forecasters and state officials agree on one thing when discussing hurricanes.

The subjects are too big to be discussed here, but one thing we do know now is the fact that the genomes and their organizational principles of the two lineages are very different.

While President Obama's agenda was carefully discussed with Cuban officials, one thing the White House has insisted on is a meeting between the president and Cuban dissidents, whether the Cubans like it or not.

Though much more data are needed on the material discussed in this section, one thing we need to notice is that the "working sperm" hypothesis has relevance beyond science.

"It's one thing to discuss matters, including on race and religion, in a civil and respectful manner.