Sentence examples for forum among from inspiring English sources

Verducci, from Sports Illustrated, said privacy was essential to foster the three-hour open forum among voters held Sunday.

The Supreme Court, of course, is only one forum among several in which the fate of the Guantánamo detainees is being debated.

Frank Stronach, the maverick owner of seven racetracks including Gulfstream, who organized this open forum among industry leaders, gave prompt feedback on each speaker's thoughts.

In last month's forum among the Democratic presidential candidates sponsored by the gay and lesbian cable channel Logo, seemingly simple questions were the most memorable.

He says military career counseling was hardly his goal for the strip, which began in 1999 as a private doodling and then expanded to an e-mailed cartoon forum among scores of friends and professional contacts.

He had recently suggested, half-seriously, in an online forum among turtle scientists, that "reverse poaching" might be useful — smuggling captive-bred chelonians back into their range countries for freelance release into the wild.

In 2000, while studying for a PhD in software engineering in Singapore, Roy would spend hours in Bengali expat forums, discussing (among others) the prose of the secular humanist poet and philosopher Taslima Nasrin, exiled from Bangladesh in 1994 and the works of prominent American atheist philosopher Paul Kurtz.

ReviewPro claims to aggregate, analyze and interpret over 11.000.000 reviews, videos and images from over 50 relevant sources, which aren't just the most recognized hotel reservation and review sites, such as Venere, Tripadvisor, Expedia and the like, but also the more horizontal social networks and platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Flickr, blogs and forums, among others.

"Several online discussion forums among users describe the euphoregenic effects," the authors of the CDC report wrote.

Open Memory held a series of forums among victims groups and state authorities, which has allowed the site to be opened in a series of smaller steps.

Deggans has long participated in public forums among community activists, lawyers, journalists and police, he told The Baltimore Sun in an interview last week.