Sentence examples for forums rather than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simons is secretive, preferring to speak at mathematics forums rather than attend Wall Street functions.

If the authors of this letter disagree with specific scientific conclusions made public by NASA scientists, we encourage them to join the debate in the scientific literature or public forums rather than restrict any discourse.

Psychologists such as Laura McNally question why Safe Schools had to go there – she says it is possible to question gender stereotypes and support LGBTI young people without embracing queer theory, which belongs in university and internet forums rather than classrooms.

Democrats inside and outside the Dean camp point to any number of mistakes: Not taking time for intense policy briefings to layer substance under the lines of Dr. Dean's stump speech; having a one-note schedule of rallies and forums rather than a range of activities to build a three-dimensional profile; ignoring brewing problems in the Iowa field operation as early as last summer.

In fact, I really hope it wasn't someone trolling, because if they're wasting satire as good as this on forums rather than writing TV shows, that's a sad, sad day for television.

It was described as a forum, rather than a hearing, meaning that procedures are less formal and testimony does not enter the official Congressional record.

"We're concerned about working in partnership with southern parties in institutions like the North-South parliamentary forum, rather than turning the all-Ireland agenda into a bogus boast for one party".

Searches in Arabic often lead you to a forum rather than a well-designed website.In this section A peace process that is going nowhere Nkandla in the wind Surfing the shabaka Still much too oily ReprintsThe reasons for Arabic's lag are many.

But over the past three or four weeks the mood has calmed, as people have absorbed the results of a parliamentary election and readied themselves for a new era in which political debate may take place in a legitimate, elected forum, rather than on the streets.

The last hours of the Forum were thankfully devoted back to the life lessons of the Forum, rather than the push to call every last friend we knew to come on Tuesday night, so that one day the world could be "transformed" and we would live in a community of the Forum--an urging that inspired one woman from Slovenia to vow to open the Forum in her country, as well as a man from Spain to do the same.

Interestingly, adolescents expressed a unanimous preference for this feature to be termed a "forum" rather than "discussion board".