Sentence examples for making discussions from inspiring English sources

During the Obama administration "post-racial" and "race card" and "reverse racism" have run amok like gremlins in the language, obfuscating race and making discussions about it harder.

This tactic is being employed by a number of modern open-plan offices, making discussions incomprehensible at a certain distance and reducing distractions.

Sleep research is a young field and still doesn't have a definitive picture of what "normal" sleep is, making discussions of abnormal sleep imprecise.

"We will be putting up experts for policy making discussions and not waiting for people to come to us," explains Beverley Parkin, the RAEng's Policy and Public Affairs Director.

Having the students perform online activities that will make them use higher level cognitive skills, such as writing blogs and making discussions will presumably reduce the acts of cheating.

The teachers interviewed shared these concerns, though they also saw some advantages in e-assessment, in part because of the opportunity for more creative assessments: Having the students perform online activities that will make them use higher level cognitive skills, such as writing blogs and making discussions will presumably reduce the acts of cheating.

Such skills make discussions about hemlines redundant.

The only condition is that something serious is on the table that makes discussions productive.

That's what makes discussions of safety and safe space so difficult.

"The nature of negotiations is proposals are made, discussions are had, compromises sometimes are achieved," he said.

It was not as high-level as Busan, but was enough to make discussions interesting and relevant.