Sentence examples for has characterized discussions from inspiring English sources

By Owen Phillips Over the past few months, nervous anticipation has characterized discussions among pizza fiends about the quasi-expansion of Brooklyn's legendary Di Fara's into Manhattan.

Over the past few months, nervous anticipation has characterized discussions among pizza fiends about the quasi-expansion of Brooklyn's legendary Di Fara's into Manhattan.

Over the years, aborted plans and arguments have characterized discussions between Hackensack and the county on how best to deal with the growing homeless population.

Mr. Gates said Monday that despite the "gloom and doom" that has characterized recent discussion, Afghanistan today is a "mixed picture".

These articles intend to capture the very lively discussion that has characterized the CODHy meeting and to provide the reader with some consideration, some disagreement, and hopefully some consensus that may help in dealing with daily practice.

Since then, the Broad Foundation has characterized the leaked plan, which called for raising $490 million, as a "preliminary discussion draft" rather than a call to action.

How do we prepare players and how do we make sure they stay healthy?" Owners have already presented a plan for an 18-game season during labor negotiations, although they have characterized those discussions as something short of a formal proposal.

Americans Elect did not e-mail its registered delegates to solicit their input, or in any evident way advertise on its website that it was interested in their ideas as part of what Byrd had characterized as a fateful discussion that would determine the future of the ambitious $35 million effort to put an independent presidential candidate on all 50 state ballots.

One focus group discussion in Antananarivo was held with young women who their community had characterized as ' maditra' which translates loosely to 'naughty' or inappropriately behaved.

In this discussion, however, the emphasis will be placed on concepts and practices that have characterized the post-World War II era.

Secrecy had characterized American space projects.