Sentence examples for more discussion that from inspiring English sources

The discussions were extensive — "more discussion that I wanted to have under what I conceived to be time pressure to close the deal," he wrote — and the lawyers suggested changes.

And there has been more discussion that, under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, the federal government actually has an obligation to take over the response should it be determined that the spill is "of such a size or character as to be a substantial threat to the public health or welfare of the United States".

Additionally, we added more discussion that considers the implications of this result (see conclusions below).

By pressing ahead without a more detailed and more nuanced discussion that could have involved more diverse publics, more thoroughly, the proponents of PNT/MST risk jeopardising the trust in medical scientists currently held by those publics (Castell et al. 2014, Marris 2015).

The cards have shown me that concepts I thought students had grasped required more discussion and that exercises that I figured were unsuccessful were in fact well received.

What's more, discussion groups that were home to positive or neutral conversations tended to remain that way over several weeks, even as different users flitted in and out.

"We hope to stimulate a lot more discussion of that issue through publication of this document".

Two years ago, he convened everyone again for a more formal discussion that was moderated by his adviser at Fieldpoint.

We might say that the sentence is "deeply necessary," adapting similar use by Evans (1979), as Evans is famously interpreted by Davies and Humberstone (1980; for a more extended discussion that is clear, see Soames 2005, chap. 6).

By actually partnering with IPG, he's hoping to have a more productive discussion that moves way from the industry's focus on "banner ads that are optimized for pricing, not for quality," and towards a more high-quality mobile experience.

may have summed up the hearing best when, prior to addressing Kerry, she pleaded with her colleagues to engage in a more sober discussion that stuck to substantive issues.