Sentence examples for discuss so from inspiring English sources

"There seemed to be so much more to discuss, so we just kept on meeting," he says.

Mr Bush should offer deeper cuts in farm subsidies than he has been willing to discuss so far, shaming the Europeans and others to greater openness.

FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — This being Friday, we have no theme to discuss, so let's get right to what's nice about this late-week puzzle.

Maybe there's now so much to share and discuss so easily, under our own steam, that we just don't need those forms and forums any longer.

The ethics of this act (the gull was happy, the minnows were not) were too thorny to think about, let alone discuss, so I ignored the whole topic.

"A hundred years would not be enough to discuss so many themes," said Mr. Fiúza, who nonetheless described the measure as "a good result" and "the greatest political honor that has ever fallen to me".

Dutton's acknowledgement of the turnbacks is a move away from his predecessor's policy not to discuss so-called "on the water matters".

Morrison's decision not to discuss so-called "on-water matters" have drawn severe criticism from both the Labor party and the Greens.

WASHINGTON — President Obama met with insurance industry executives at the White House on Friday to coordinate the introduction this fall of the insurance marketplaces at the heart of the national health care law, and to discuss so-called rate shock if the industry sharply raises premiums.

Koschorreck et al. [ 3] additionally discuss so-called all-or-none interactions which represent an important border case of mutually interacting processes.

Politics are much discussed, so are banks, so is cotton.