Sentence examples for problem of discourse from inspiring English sources

Finally, consider the problem of discourse about the past and the future: When a teacher in a history of philosophy class talks about Socrates, does she then intend to talk about an abstract object that only encodes all of the properties that Socrates (the "real" one) once exemplified?

Based on the findings, a conclusion is presented with an evaluation of the potentials and problems of discourse analytical approaches in futures research.

This is a problem of political discourse.

The story operator strategy can be applied to internal sentences only and thus fails as a general solution to the problem of fictional discourse.[8] The claim that there are nonexistent objects provides a solution that can be applied uniformly both to internal and external sentences of fictional discourse.

One of the problems of public discourse is the mess that the left have got themselves into; they can no longer advocate what might be proper to their cause.

Only a few days before the Arizona shootings, internet thinker Clay Shirky had a piece published in the Harvard Business Review that talked about the problems of uncivil discourse in the comment threads on websites.

And thirdly, reflecting the results of this research: what are the potentials and problems of the discourse analytical approaches in futures research identified?

Needless to say, these biases indicate a fundamental problem of the ethical discourse on PM: ethical concerns in many cases apparently do not adequately reflect PM's current state of research and clinical usage as well as the prognosis of its future developments.

This debate regarding the possibility of supererogatory acts reflects the deep underlying problem of the whole normative discourse in Jewish thought, namely is there an independent system of moral norms and ideals which is not directly derived from the Halakhic, commandment-based, legally binding (and enforceable) law (Lichtenstein 1975).

Although many concerns articulated under the rubric of public health ethics focus on the problems of the West, one arm of discourse has promoted attention to developing country issues like infant mortality and access to essential medicines.

Another problem of policy is that its discourse is generally not specific about how to deal with dilemmas.