Sentence examples for discussions that it from inspiring English sources

But it was clear during the discussions that it was hopeless, with many Democrats prepared to abandon him.

"In the last year, we've had a lot of discussions that it was time for everybody to find a unifying spirit".

I was told during one of the discussions that it would delay them for three years, and I replied, 'Not even three months.' After all, they have scattered their facilities all over the country and under the ground.

The agency also helped the executives in figuring out the target audience for 989 OnDemand, Ms. Piagesi says, after some initial discussions that it was better to aim it at younger consumers, ages 18 to 32. "We talked with Red Tettemer about aiming it at about up to 52," she says, at "healthy, active people with disposable income".

And obviously there are different ways in which different providers approach the way they operate but we are confident from those discussions that it will be technically feasible for us to be able to ensure that there is access to the information that's necessary".

His work is about the ideas and discussions that it generates, rather than about reading the actual work.

Those brief scenes definitively mark the film's place in history and cast a dark illumination on all the discussions that precede it and that follow.

This was reported to be the first instance of 'artificial life,' and in the ethical and policy discussions that followed it was widely assumed that the creation of artificial life is in itself morally significant.

I had been with my husband for more than two years before the fact that vowels have colour for him ever made it to the head of the conversational queue, and it was a party discussion that did it.

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It probably wouldn't have reached that point without the death of Junior Seau, and the discussion that followed it.