Sentence examples for promote a conversation from inspiring English sources
And what that did is promote a conversation.
A Panel Discussion was held at CWE2010 to promote a conversation on the topic of how Computational Wind Engineering (CWE) can become a commonplace tool in the various subdisciplines of wind engineering (structural loading, dispersion, sediment transport, ventilation and wind power) to complement, and eventually replace, physical modeling.
The UAW organized the event in conjunction with Progress Michigan, whose executive director, Dave Holtz, said his organization wants to both push hard against Romney and promote a conversation among Michiganders about the consequences of the auto bailout.
Igniting a long overdue call-to-arms by a concerned group of educators, designers, journalists and consumers, "Fashion Revolution Day" was created as a global movement to commemorate those lives lost, while promoting a conversation around supply chain transparency.
Our decision aid, which is intended to be used in the context of an RA patient with moderate to high disease activity despite being on at least one DMARD, promoted a conversation and exchange of experience on the part of the clinician and values and preferences on the part of the patient.
The key is to promote a natural conversation that makes the customer feel welcome and relaxed.
In an effort to promote a more positive conversation and praise Douglas' achievement, two bloggers came together to create the "Love For Gabby" digital movement.
In a telephone interview Ms. Carey described the project's goal as promoting a national conversation on American identity.
In an email to VICE News, Mauro said that he promotes an "adult conversation" about the relationship between Islam and terrorism.
My only hope is that this special was meant to spark a greater conversation and not actually promote a patriarchal system.
Back in London, Ross told BuzzFeed News that -- despite the disappointment expressed among many participants in the project -- her intent was not to promote negativity, but to encourage a conversation.
