Sentence examples for discussions arises from inspiring English sources

A potential intersection between these discussions arises around the relations between parts and wholes or temporality, which have come under scrutiny from philosophers focused on the physical sciences (Hüttemann 2004, Love and Hüttemann 2011, Rueger 2000, Rueger and McGivern 2010).

Learning about science is fun, fantastic and thought-provoking, especially discussions arising around ethical grey areas.

But in a follow-up conversation, he said that those were just general discussions arising from articles published in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

"Instead these discussions arise periodically in the wake of actual honor killings, a few per year of which become headline-making stories".

Since the 1950s there has been considerable emphasis on statistical methods, side by side with the more theoretical discussions arising from classical sociology.

Board meetings are not regarded as proper forums for discussions arising out of questions asked by board members; the president and directors alike feel that such meetings are not intended as debating societies.

The reason was that discussions arose, and an investigation of the foundations of Montague grammar was asked for.

When discussions arose relevant to our research questions, questions were posed by the first author to clarify people's understandings and positions.

This month's topic comes up often on the AAAS Career Discussion Forum, where I often lead the charge when emotional discussions arise about the importance of optimism in the job search.

She adds, "This has substantial implications for career advancement, as women are often overlooked for promotion simply because they are not present at the time discussions arise".

It has become an almost patellar reflex when discussions arise over a (usually) white cop stopping, detaining, interrogating or arresting a black criminal suspect.