Sentence examples for discussions with a certain from inspiring English sources

Mourning is unable to take pain killers because of the illness, and because his health is uncertain, the Nets entered into discussions with a certain amount of risk.

That admittedly is the prejudice of this writer, who has had many a lively discussion with a certain Rick W. -- a man so boyishly trim and handsome that people practically self-combust on hearing that he is fast approaching the midcentury mark -- about which items on his lengthy medical menu merit her sympathy.

The pair began discussing working together again, but when – with a certain inevitability – those discussions came to nothing, Coverdale decided to turn the idea into a new Whitesnake album.

Cue the usual rehearsal-room routine of lengthy discussions and improvisation exercises, plus what Neilson, with a certain amount of understatement, calls "a certain amount of drinking".

And who wants to deal with the politics of cutting off the group discussion after a certain member's last text?

By the design of a structured discussion task a certain control of variables is achieved.

Mr. Caulfield is at his breezy best in discussions of exercise and diet, both of which he approaches with a certain swagger.

The company remains in discussions with lenders and certain note holders about a possible restructuring of its capital, it said.

Norris vs. Ireland was perhaps the last time LGBT rights have created a concentrated stir and outpouring of discussion, but the senator said that he now looks back on it "with a certain amount of ironic amusement".

"We are currently engaged in discussions with certain participants, although no definitive terms have been discussed or agreements reached," the NYSE said in the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission today.

Mr. McCain has said he does not oppose lower-level discussions with adversaries under certain conditions but singled out the notion of a presidential-level visit as a carrot that must be handled with care so as not to enhance the prestige of a despotic leader.