Sentence examples for discussing the papers from inspiring English sources

The two professors were discussing the papers that their advisors wouldn't want them to write.

The coffee breaks that separated sessions turned into little klatches of people discussing the papers they'd just heard, adding their own annotations and observations, eager not to let the discussions end before they bundled into the next sessions and a new round of debate began.

A working group of eight voting and a dozen ex officio members—including White House and NIAID staffers started discussing the papers in teleconferences.

Discussing the papers for the BBC's News Channel, writer and broadcaster Eva Wiseman said the Sunday Times' headline, "UK schools stuck at back of the class", would catch the eye of any mum or dad.

Discussing the papers for the BBC's News Channel, media commentator Neil Wallis says Gen Sir Barney White-Spunner, leader of the Countryside Alliance, makes "a very valid point" when he criticises the RSPCA in the Daily Telegraph, but then "damages [it] significantly with wilder and wilder accusations against a whole variety of organisations".

After discussing the papers with Littlewood, Hardy concluded that the letters were "certainly the most remarkable I have received" and commented that Ramanujan was "a mathematician of the highest quality, a man of altogether exceptional originality and power".

Here's another scientist in the field discussing the paper.

"You look at the last couple decades, we have seen an increase in inequality," said Jason Furman, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, on a press call discussing the paper.

[Author's response: We have referred to your comments when discussing the paper by Delaye et al].

Be prepared to discuss the papers.

Participants reviewed 12 background papers and discussed the papers in depth.