Sentence examples for panellists at the from inspiring English sources

Those were the questions for panellists at the International Growth Centre's annual conference last week.

Panellists at the event agreed that the WannaCry attack highlighted both the best and the worst of the NHS.

As panellists at the session pointed out, this represented a huge missed opportunity – for financial institutions that stood to make money, and for African economies missing out on job creation from dynamic small and medium-sized enterprises.

Cassandra is hesitant to weave an entire theory from a couple of tenuous strands of thought but predictions made by a some panellists at the World in 2012 Festival in New York on Saturday felt like the stirrings of an interesting, if quiet, movement.

While the chief executive of the Work Foundation argued for a more robust definition of freedom of expression than modern society permits, other panellists at the debate to mark the launch of the Guardian's Comment is Free blog said inequalities of power meant certain groups had to be protected from free speech being wielded against them.

Precisely what sort of genius it displayed was a matter for spirited discussion among the four panellists at the event, with Farrukh Dhondy describing it as Dickensian, while Hanif Kureishi praised its Chekhovian qualities and Amit Chaudhuri said it was really a modernist masterpiece.

This question was put to me as a panellist at the Bristol Women's Literature Festival.

Stormer was a panellist at the recent Guardian Sustainable Business Quarterly event, which focused on how businesses can integrate human rights principles into their operations.

Eight comedy critics (including the Sunday Times's Stephen Armstrong, also a panellist at the ECAs) filed the three best and worst jokes from this year's festival into a pot.

The former Apprentice contestant turned professional troll – who once called drowning Mediterranean migrants "cockroaches" for daring to try to find a place of safety – was booked as a panellist at the university's 50th anniversary debate on the future of the welfare state.

One panellist at the press conference spoke of the need to minimize the nuisance factor of patents in health care.