Sentence examples for discussed often from inspiring English sources

The case histories previously discussed often implicate introduced species as a cause of species extinctions.

"Race is rarely comprehensively discussed often due to the fact that classrooms are so lacking in diversity," she said.

At that moment Elder seemed far removed from an event that will be discussed often this week.

The question, a question we discussed often, was: what were the terms of the sacrifice we so relished contemplating?

But it's not just about money, the nature and quality of teaching opportunities are also a factor – and they're not discussed often enough.

It is under this heading that literature and ethnicity are invariably discussed, often with a special critical terminology: "hybridity", "subaltern", "the Other".

The wild card is something the Red Sox will be discussing often in the coming days.

The prosecutor said the two men had been recorded discussing, often in code, the delivery of smuggled pieces.

Instead of a big, broad networking campaign -- the kind we discuss often here at Science Careers -- this will be internal networking.

"Mommynomics" is a term you don't hear often, but should be discussed more often.

Grosse and I discussed passwords, often the weakest link in the security chain.