But the internet, and the many diverse networks it has created, has changed the way many researchers disseminate findings, and increasingly, talk about the research process itself.
Israel withdrew from the territory last summer, but senior military officers increasingly talk about the possibility of sending troops back into Gaza in an attempt to halt the rocket fire.
With these students shaping the market, educators increasingly talk about college as a product -- like pimple cream or fertilizer, something to be judged effective or not.
Mr. Hoffa, these officials said, is also happy that Mr. Gore is increasingly talking about the importance of making it easier for unions to organize additional members.
As the global renewables transition gains pace, investors are increasingly talking about the growing risk of fossil fuels investments becoming stranded, or, in other words, the emergence of a carbon bubble.
AUTO safety experts and lawmakers are increasingly talking about the hazards of driving while using a cellular phone, but a survey by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety suggests that drivers do not really need phones to be distracted.
Economists on both the right and left, from Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University to the Times columnist Paul Krugman, are increasingly talking about the detrimental consequences of high concentrations of economic and political power – concentrations that threaten the innovation that is supposed to be what makes unequal outcomes worth the price.
As a fragile peace takes hold across the nearby border in Somalia, where African Union forces have routed the Islamic militants of al-Shabaab from many of their strongholds, Kenyan authorities are increasingly talking about the need for refugees to go home.
In business literature, many researchers have increasingly talked about the necessity of integrating the basic principles of environmental management into business strategies.
