Sentence examples for discussion missing from inspiring English sources

But, for the most part, there's a discussion missing from the documentary about why a critical mass of today's online writers treat themselves like academics, thrusting their (often also prognostic) ideas into the ether and slapping the now-complicated term "think-piece" on it.

Fifteen patients were rated after the clinicians had discussed their case with a colleague, and 102 patients were rated by a clinician with no discussion (missing data for 36 patients).

"The [climate sceptics] discussion misses the point, that there is a right answer to the question of whether the climate is changing and whether there is a significant human cause to that," Sir Mark told The Independent.

But most of the discussion misses the point options do a poor job of linking executives to long-term shareholder interests.

► In the Letters section of this week's issue of Science, Deborah Burstein of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, Margaret Hall-Craggs of University College Hospital London, and Clare Tempany of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston responded to a July letter titled "Sexism discussion misses the point".

But according to Erik Stegman, an author of a new report on Native mascots and team names, that discussion misses the point.

I began this list because I was frequently disappointed by panel discussions missing the point on certain key topics or missing those key topics all together.

Sadly, these discussions miss the point.

But both discussions miss the point.

I think those discussions miss the point.

Most small RNA genes discussed in the results and discussion are missing or incorrectly annotated in at least one of the two phytopathogen GenBank genome sequences.