Sentence examples for for discussions like from inspiring English sources

The event was well attended and we plan to continue to provide opportunities for discussions like this with any interested students".

This is a second-year player but already he is setting the agenda for discussion, like a veteran.

The invitation mentioned subjects for discussion like the Academy's planned movie museum, digital voting for the Oscars and programming of its various events.

"No-one's more disappointed than Ugo but he'll be up for discussion like the rest of the squad," said Edwards.

Major League Baseball began requiring teams to offer employee-assistance programs for personal issues in 1981, but it took almost thirty years for open discussions like these to really start.

Then he was hired by a journalism research center, the Poynter Institute, and, along with his links, he made a place for running discussions, like the current give-and-take -- or bash-and-poke -- between journalists and public relations people who are sometimes called flacks by the journalists.

To gain more insight into how gene expression heterogeneity for functional categories differs between culture conditions, we compared the DM values of genes in pairs of culture conditions for each GO term (excluding 2i replicates containing 2C-like cells; for discussion of 2C-like cells, see below).

Each teacher also meets daily with a small group of students for discussions and activities like community service; plans for recess and physical education remain sketchy.

The invitation says the event will draw "hundreds of dynamic women" to meet with the Obamas and senior campaign advisers for discussions on issues like health care, the economy and national security.

"Obviously, just the fact that there's a gender difference makes Alison much more credible with women voters, and she's going to have a much more receptive audience for discussions of things like how Mitch's attempts to destroy the Affordable Care Act will hurt women".

Further Questions for Discussion: –Would you like to be a "globe-trotting" photographer?