Sentence examples for longer talks about from inspiring English sources

He no longer talks about increasing the number of new markets the firm enters to 50 and beyond.

Once seen as the team's most likely choice for a franchise tag, the team no longer talks about using that label on Oben.

Just think about his choice of Sarah Palin and his signature positions, like immigration reform, that he no longer talks about.

They have met with mixed success, but the new climate reflects the changes: Turkish diplomats here casually refer to Iraqi Kurdistan — the K-word long being a taboo — and Massoud Barzani, that region's president, no longer talks about Greater Kurdistan.

McTernan, who calls him "one of the most effective political leaders I've come across", says: "He found his faith, values and ideas in his 20s, and has never changed them … He just no longer talks about the unpopular ones".

The blues maintain an 18-point lead over the Labour Party on economic management, which one mediocre growth figure is unlikely to erode (Labour no longer talks about needing to improve growth).

One problem is that we're no longer talking about beautiful, Mad Men-esque advertisements.

In public discourse, we no longer talk about groups based on their physical traits: No one would ever refer to Asians as yellow-skinned.

I no longer talk about the press".

We no longer talk about people.

Likewise, most airlines no longer talk about "economy" class.