Sentence examples for discussed out of from inspiring English sources

In India, these issues are widely discussed, out of which most researchers work on arsenic, fluoride and chromium, and other heavy metals contamination in groundwater due to its capability to affect human health and vulnerability of groundwater to change (Godgul and Sahu 1995; Dhakate et al. 2008; Kar et al. 2008; Dhal et al. 2011; Kumar 2014).

A recent Rolling Stone profile of Swift also discussed "Out of the Woods," which seems to be about Harry Styles.

Rodriguez chalks up the experience to the negative criticism some Latinos direct at other Latinos, adding that the topic is "never" discussed out of fear.

Although I had discussed "out of body" symptoms once or twice in the past with my therapist, it was only that summer, when it became a prolonged, debilitating problem that it made sense for her to diagnose me with the disorder.

There is a potential that such an understanding might reduce the number of occasions when organ donation is not discussed, out of apprehension or unease.

In this study, fewer than half of Medicare Part D beneficiaries with diabetes who hit the coverage gap in 2006 had discussed out-of-pocket prescription drug costs with any physician during that year.

Seselja is due to meet with his state and territory counterparts to discuss out-of-home care before the end of the year.

2. As a class, read and discuss "Out of Minimalism, Monuments to Memory," focusing on the following questions: a.

The chief executives of both companies reportedly met several times at the recommendation of a US judge to discuss out of court settlements.

2. Explore memorial creation over the last century in the United States through reading and discussing "Out of Minimalism, Monuments to Memory". 3. Examine the history, artistic design, artist and symbolism of some 20th century American memorials; synthesize their research and graphically represent their studied memorial.

Victim Support says it also discussed moving out of London last year, but felt the cost of doing so was prohibitive.