Sentence examples for discussions means from inspiring English sources

To leave them out of school discussions means that schools are ignoring the world outside their doors.

A Pentagon spokeswoman, Victoria Clarke, declined to talk about General Holland's ideas and deflected questions on whether the discussions meant the Pentagon was trying to intensify the hunt.

On one level, I thought our discussions meant that we had agreed to an occasional, no-strings sex pact and it would have been, well, churlish, not to have any.

Ten years ago I'd have no idea what those discussions meant.

However, it said ongoing discussions meant it could not comment further.

Since President Obama's State of the Union address, there's been a flurry of discussion about what current immigration reform discussions mean for families.

Some of them were mixers, others were pitch competitions, and many were topic-focused panels and discussions meant to provide sage advice to budding entrepreneurs.

To that end, the Leadership 500 weekend is filled with panels and discussions meant to help leaders elevate their skills.

And the BlackVoices group blog will serve as a platform for dialogue and engagement -- with ideas and discussions meant to inform, surprise, entertain and spark conversations within our highly-engaged community.

Most of the times, these "sitting at the kitchen table" discussions meant that someone's husband was unfaithful, lost a job, tried to hit an aunt, or mismanaged money in a "Walter Lee Younger" fashion.

Panelists agreed that they were comfortable expressing their views in the discussions (mean = 5.51; sd = 1.23).