Sentence examples for position discussion from inspiring English sources

Despite the mountain of evidence pointing to an increasingly difficult climb to a permanent position, discussion of career plans is often greeted with blank stares or shrugs.

miRNA sequence-dependent signature duration analysis, optimum barcode motif and tagging position, discussion on multitarget quantification and comparison of the nanopore with current approaches.

And we want to position this discussion within the greater discussion of rural health care, underscoring that women are best supported when we pay attention to all of their health care needs.

The French finance minister, François Baroin, said: "We are now in a strong position for discussion on the IMF in April.

They are more likely to be more responsive if you position this discussion as being motivated by your wish to enhance your job performance or because you are interested in other opportunities that may become available in the organisation.

Thus they would manage to push forward their programme even if it contained contradictory and reactionary elements because the population would be reasoned with and the leadership would adopt a position after discussion and debate.

Rossellini's sharp moral position, his discussion of ideas, his attempt to get at inner life, and his aesthetic freedom, are what made his movies, above all, inspiring for the French New Wave and what keeps them inspiring for the generations of filmmakers who have followed.

Clearly being groomed for the CEO position (see discussion of Reid Hoffman above).

A sympathetic reconstruction of the position under discussion might go as follows.

It has a single seta at the mesonotal sa1 position (see discussion at L. externus).

Giving an update on the progress of his report, Chilcot said: "There are a number of particularly important categories of evidence, including the treatment of discussions in Cabinet and Cabinet committees and the UK position in discussions between the prime minister and the heads of state or government of other nations to be addressed".