Sentence examples for discussed as opposed from inspiring English sources

This indicated that concerns were being discussed, as opposed to new requests.

Those who consider themselves artists hate their work being discussed (as opposed to adored) by laymen, even when the work is as public as architecture.

Every student gets a chance to respond and later have his or her ideas discussed, as opposed to what happens in the classroom when the teacher might not have the time to call on everyone or shyer students might be hesitant to speak.

"There are so many more layers of craftsmanship that you can explore and discuss as opposed to the standard drama," said Jonathan Gaines, founder of Acoustic Visions, an independent company that helps put together special editions for Warner and other studios.

The most heinous talk-crime was committed in the sequence in which the upper-class family discussed "tinny" (as opposed to "woody") words: In same sequence 1 06 removed starting with "Intercourse," "Later, dear," to delete section devoted to words with sexual references including "pert thighs," "erogenous zone" (repeated three times), "tit, tit, tit, tinny".

Many Democrats continue to oppose the approach taken by the administration and to deride the drug benefit being discussed as entirely inadequate.

You're bringing things that will have to be addressed and discussed at some point out into the open, but you're bringing them out into the open early when they can be addressed and discussed constructively, as opposed to when you've already fallen into a negative habit, or there's been a miscommunication and people are less happy.

Variables critical for (data-driven) predictive ability are discussed here, as opposed to variables already known to be typical for product quality.

As an example, one can compare it to using Facebook when discussing privacy, as opposed to showing a large company's employee database.

Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").

The use of textual pattern matching, however, has a wide array of uses that extend beyond the location of mutations within Pubmed records, and include the ability to distinguish between articles which discuss pKa values as opposed to articles that discuss Protein Kinase A (PKA), which would both be yielded by a Pubmed search for the "pKa" word.