Sentence examples for discussion stands from inspiring English sources

Finally, among my many inspirations for work on this problem, Brent Yorgey's excellent discussion stands out for its clarity and insight.

Among these his remarks as commentator on my paper presented to the Philosophical Society in 1990, and the subsequent general discussion, stand out.

For a further constructive discussion, it stands to mention an important peculiarity of the obtained experimental results.

At the end of the discussion one stood watch over the bathroom, admitting people one by one.

During the four-hour discussion, Mark stood up to address the dignitaries who sat on a podium.

"It is not our role to ask any side to accept, without discussion, a stand proposed by the other side," he said.

At some point during the discussion, Fred Shuttlesworth stood up and reminded everyone that he lived and pastored a church in Birmingham.

By putting the needs of the poor front and center during the climate discussions, we stand to address many of today's greatest social and environmental challenges.

The lunch discussions really stood out, as they served as opportunities to speak directly with filmmakers who've been in the trenches, digital distributors, legal and PR experts, and more.

Currently, an increasing number of companies are offering personal genome tests directly to consumers and are spurring ELSI-discussions, which stand in need of clarification.

If we think that those who understand the mechanics of the system best should be contributing to the policy discussion, then it stands to reason that economists ought to spend some time maximising policy subject to the constraint of political feasibility.