Sentence examples for forums ranging from from inspiring English sources

But years of doing television interviews, on forums ranging from "Meet the Press" to scrums of local reporters — first defending the Clintons and than advancing himself and his party — paid off in producing a candidate who was an assured television presence.

First, there has been the explosion of criticism and reviews by ordinary readers, in forums ranging from the simple rating (by means of stars, or whatever) of books on sites such as Amazon.com to serious longform review-essays by deeply committed lit bloggers.

Barker provides communication tips for native and nonnative English speakers in a variety of forums ranging from journal clubs to international symposia.

It was such a major problem for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (released in 2015) that one Google search for "tempered glass Galaxy" shows dozens and dozens of thread on forums ranging from Reddit to XDA warning users not to waste money on them.

DHS tracks postings in public forums ranging from WikiLeaks to YouTube (including The Huffington Post) for the stated purpose of detecting potential terrorist threats and national security concerns, as well as natural disasters, major accidents or other public emergencies.

The threads on the forums range from questions about professional ranges to discussions about mollies and everything in between.

Suggestions put forward during the forum ranged from strengthening nets and encouraging innovation, to simply "working effectively".

The topics addressed at the forum ranged from national security to faith and liberty.

For some white supremacists who found links to Jewish or other non-European people groups, feedback from the forum ranged from "never breed," to more gentle assurances that as long as they didn't "see Jew" when they looked in the mirror, they could claim whiteness.

They flocked to alumni-faculty forums on topics ranging from investing in uncertain times to the changing landscape of higher education.

Evans joined about 750 alumni and guests on campus Oct. 16 18 to reunite with classmates, learn about today's Princeton, and attend forums on issues ranging from the Civil Rights Act to black political power in the post-Obama era.