Sentence examples for further public discourse from inspiring English sources
Of course, Mr. Hopkins and Ms. Brown are not the first to see the Internet as an opportunity to further public discourse.
These processes also do little to facilitate further public discourse or educate the public to develop well-informed opinions.
The contribution of their speech to further the public discourse over race in quite minimal; the damage to the Police Department's image and the public's perception of the Police Department is considerable.
They have also been engaged in rancorous public discourse, further alienating the Israeli public while deepening the Palestinians' resentment and hatred toward Israel.
The logic of this view was simple: Whatever else the First Amendment was intended to do, it surely was not intended to encourage false statements of fact, which can hardly be said to further the values of sound public discourse.
Don't expect this news to silence the skeptics, but if you are a journalist, please let the skeptics talk amongst themselves, rather than polluting the public discourse any further.
The public pressure to keep tuition increases down, the widespread misunderstanding of faculty workloads (faculty work on average over 60 hours/week), and the growing anti-intellectualism in our public discourse, may further embolden those who see tenure as a costly and cushy deal, or who simply do not like or trust academics for whatever reason.
Public intellectuals attempt to widen and deepen the public discourse, by adding further analysis and coming at issues in surprising or unexpected ways.
Janning said the relatively muted public outcry over the latest provocation indicated that the party was gradually normalizing its nationalist rhetoric in the public discourse — which would likely greenlight further campaigning on the issue.
These results may help to enhance the level of public discourse and may lay the groundwork for further research into the causes of these cancer trends.
"It did not influence public discourse".
