Sentence examples for generalized discourse from inspiring English sources
The generalized discourse among farmers inhabiting the zone is in favor of development, regardless of environmental conservation.
These generalized discourses about invasive species, however, have been increasingly debated and challenged in recent years (Marion 2013; Davis et al.2011; Valéry et al.2008; Warren 2007; Falk-Peterson et al.2006; Colautti and MacIsaac 2004) than other causes of biodiversity loss (Stuart et al.2004; Davis et al.2011).2011
Still, outside the workshops, discourse among participants often lapses into generalized descriptions of 'men' as being uniform in cultural upbringing, character, and by consequence, actions.
I argue that while its stance on separatism has not changed, discourse about Muhammad Farms appeals to more generalized notions of community uplift and self-determination, key components of black community nationalism.
If A x) is a convex set and is defined in a closed and bounded interval, then A is called "a generalized interval-valued fuzzy number (IVFN) on the universe of discourse X".
This has contributed to a climate in which, as part of more generalized criticism against foreign forces — especially the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — it has become acceptable public discourse to blame Jews for the country's economic problems.
(4)–(6) is equally valid for all combinations of boundary support conditions, only the complete analysis of a generalized rectangular space truss, simply supported on all four sides, is presented for the purposes of the current discourse.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
