Sentence examples for issues in conversations from inspiring English sources

One of the most persistently raised issues in conversations I have had with my peer group is that of caste system in India.

With time, themes and issues in conversations were identified, which were seen as important for exploring in subsequent fieldwork.

In addition, log entries described how discussion at early meetings focused entirely on clinical cases posted by the e-mentor, but later by residents involved personal learning issues in conversations.

Our aim was to resolve those issues in conversation with guests, not impose them from the outset.

Mr. Ely testified that Mr. Marshall brought up similar issues in conversation with him, saying that Mrs. Astor's staffs at her homes in Westchester and Northeast Harbor, Me., were too big and that it was very expensive to maintain the trees at the Westchester home.

The neutron flux outlined by Kyodo - 0.02 microsieverts per hour - is within levels that are observed naturally in some locations - which raises the question of why it became an issue in conversations between reporters and Tepco representatives in Tokyo.

Other corporate leaders have raised the issue in conversations and meeting with administration officials, and the White House has been considering the issue for a while.

Rarely do these two issues overlap in conversations among city leadership, said Parrish.

The person raises these issues frequently in conversations, forming a central part of what they talk about, an approach that is clearly apart from normal communication patterns.

"I think his time is better spent on this particular issue in conversation with members and in talking to his own advisers and instructing them on how to proceed," David Axelrod, senior adviser to the president, said in an interview Tuesday.

As he is mainly focusing on textual heritage in West Africa, his research places this issue in conversation with the field of ethnomathematics in Africa, which focuses on non-written mathematics.