Sentence examples for discussion ties from inspiring English sources
Little discussion ties the various clean technologies together and a "single-minded American focus" dominates.
Tenure, like academic freedom, depends on a certain picture of what goes on in college and university classrooms — high-level discussions tied to cutting edge research into intellectual problems.
Class discussions tied to assessment tasks also provides an opportunity to highlight to students that using free "resources" such as those promoted by UK Essays (https://www.ukessays.com/resources/) are not a reliable or credible reference source, and that institutions know this type of site exists.
Much depends on the extent of political discussion already tied to a particular candidate's name.
He feels iCritique's main virtue is its creation of discrete discussion areas tied to specific media works.
Among them was a special court to oversee targeted killings, but the discussion became tied up in knots about how it would work.
Far from attracting ridicule, they said, the talk had inspired a lively discussion and tied in nicely with another lecture on rabbits living on the Berlin Wall's death strip.
Despite its offer being worth around 4 percent more than Allied World's, the board of Transatlantic is refusing to engage in a discussion without tying Validus's hands with a standstill agreement — hardly the obvious way to maximize value for Transatlantic's shareholders.
We have added a discussion of Tie's results to the Discussion section, and agree that this is a tantalizing possibility, although our current data do not really speak to it.
A young man described the process in a focus group discussion: "We tie a flat piece of wood to the carrier of a bicycle such that the patient can have a good balance sitting at the back.
The largest component in the current discussions are tied to the financial crisis, and is thought largely to be tied to Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, two banks that failed spectacularly.
