Sentence examples for discussions virtually from inspiring English sources

#2: Speaking Out It's odd to think that, in a field where passion and communication are the two most important core functions, that within field discussions, virtually no one is willing to speak their mind when vital industry initiatives take a wrong turn.

Discussions about virtually turning over cellphone networks to the government in an emergency have been under way for several years, federal officials said, but plans were accelerated after Sept. 11.

"This is a region that has been virtually absent from discussions" about megafaunal extinctions, Boulanger says, which have mostly focused on the Great Plains and the American Southwest.

They have virtually none of the lobbyists that all the other players do in these hugely important discussions about how public resources will be allocated.

As the preceding discussion illustrates, feminists have participated in scholarly discussion of virtually all the major topics in bioethics.

Virtually every discussion about big data is suffused with a strange mixture of excitement, evangelism, hype, greed and fear.

The speech will be the latest attempt by the administration to address the issue, an unusual break with the past when there was virtually no discussion about the top-secret programme.

The two sides have loosely discussed a settlement, but are so far apart that the discussion is virtually meaningless.

The first significant breakthrough occurred in 2011 when we reflected on the fact that the seasonal-cyclical nature of learning 'on country' was the one constant, and indeed, the beginning discussion for virtually every Warramiri class we had taught together.

Friedman of The New York Times sat down with President Barack Obama last week at the White House for a discussion on virtually every major international story that the United States is confronting at the moment.

I was a student at Oak Park and River Forest High School from 2006 to 2010, and from my freshman year, "the achievement gap" was a topic of discussion that virtually all students and teachers were aware of.