Sentence examples for much needed dialogues from inspiring English sources

This project is a major step towards increased much needed dialogues between students, administrators, and researchers.

While all much needed dialogues, I must question the continued silence surrounding the unjustified murders and infinite struggles of black girls and women throughout the United States: Why are black girls not "our daughters" the same way that Trayvon Martin is "our son"?

Furthermore, I feel we should encourage this much needed dialogue.

As a nation we have begun a much needed dialogue about white supremacy and privilege, but race is not the only dynamic that creates feelings and systems of superiority; and I must confess that as much as I think about privilege related to my race, class and sexual orientation, I have not spent enough time thinking about what it means to have Christian privilege.

Revealing a greater need for diversity while sparking a much needed dialogue on the practices of European art organizations, and covering 16 countries, the exhibit Is it even worse in Europe? is a telling snapshot of the representation of both female and minority artists in contemporary Europe.

In the course of his ten-year (and counting) reign online, he's coined the term "corncobbed" and opened up a much needed dialogue on economics, in the process amassing over a million followers and getting dubbed "the most iconic Twitter account in the history of social media" by the AV Club.

The NIH responded by entering into a much needed dialogue with the Lacks family to address these concerns.

Both tools are a potential opportunity for starting up a much needed dialogue with a patient facing a life-threatening disease.

The African-American Alrick Brown's journey into the thickets of a brutal African experience and the Nigerian Andrew Dosunmu's vision of life for Africans in America represent a much needed, unromantic dialogue between blacks on both sides of the Atlantic.

California's climate policy, ambitious as it may be, is not a proxy for all the reform needed to help address these issues - but it has been a starting place for meaningful dialogue, much needed investment, and resiliency-building for communities on the front lines of climate and pollution impacts.

Li Ruihuan [Politburo member]: We very much need real dialogue.