Sentence examples for elicit a discussion from inspiring English sources

We would like to elicit a discussion about an updated procedure, as traditional taxonomy was not primarily designed to be used for protists, nor can molecular phylogenetics solve all the problems alone.

Only that question is likely to elicit a discussion of the nation's looming retirement question and the candidates' plans to address it.

In this study, we chose to elicit a discussion about psychotropic prescribing in the widest sense.

The questions, as summed up in the section below, were asked to elicit a discussion on the examples regarding content, type of technology used, and implementation.

For example, concerns of poor water quality may be unanimously agreed upon with little discussion, whereas a more controversial concern may elicit a longer discussion.

The Facebook page promoting the documentary elicited a growing discussion after posting this comment on Thursday morning: "Talk about an EDC EXPERIENCE huh?!!" Most of the comments concerned whether, after Las Vegas, the Carnival should now come back to Los Angeles.

(Who can help Obama connect with the rubes?) But I don't remember the New Yorker cover depicting Bush and Cheney as the doomed lovers of Brokeback Mountain eliciting a serious discussion about whether the American people should be concerned their swaggering (watch from 3 58 to 5 00) President charmed more men than just Karl Rove.

Data from the Powles study were difficult to interpret as the 95% CIs presented did not correspond with the P-values presented for the same effect, and we were unable to elicit any discussion on this with the authors (Powles et al., 2008).

Sure, he failed to elicit a substantive policy discussion from Trump.

The first part of the 90-minute focus groups followed a discussion guide but elicited open discussion.

A deeper discussion might elicit a list of the persistent headaches of doing business in emerging markets.