Sentence examples for discussion set from inspiring English sources

But the reinvigorated public discussion set off by the nomination of Mr. Brennan has raised hopes in Congress that the debate will continue even if he is confirmed.

It was a flop right from the start as critics questioned the usefulness of any discussion set in motion by a presidential decree.

The Championship's FFP rules, agreed by an overwhelming majority of clubs, 21 to three, after two years of detailed discussion, set limits for losses and real sanctions for overspending.

However, the Brexit discussion, set to be held over a three-course dinner, ended up lasting just 20 minutes as talks about other pressing issues, including the refugee crisis and ceasefire violations in eastern Ukraine, continued late into the night and led to the dinner being cancelled.

But later, a greater sense of civil discussion set in. "We knew we were going to get a big surge of negativity; we knew it would be a very juicy opportunity" for the angry, Mr. Hawley said, adding: "I think once people realize we're putting substantive content on there and really answering questions, the tone will calm down — and it will lead to the same thing happening at the checkpoint".

For the convenience of the following discussion, set η n = ( δ n ) 1 q, then ∥ A n x − A n y ∥ ⩽ η n ∥ x − y ∥.

The real stickiness here is we're able to have these unfiltered conversations... where you can tell us some secrets that you may not be willing to talk about in a traditional panel discussion setting.

This discussion sets the stage for other articles in this journal that describe epigenetic mechanisms, as the direct consequence of epigenetic changes is a long-lasting impact at the level of gene transcription to mRNA.

A recent series of discussions set up by Stellar Network at the Young Vic made me realise that the role of the producer is much more mysterious.

Harris's speech, which includes a 12-point manifesto, is part of a series of nationwide discussions set up by the Writers' Centre Norwich for its series of National Conversation events.

Under visionary art teacher Bob White, this cluster of enquiring minds learned how to interpret the world, their discussions set to a soundtrack of period classics – Dylan, the Velvets, Hendrix – and a few early reggae compilations.