Sentence examples for robust discourse from inspiring English sources

As Enron's Jeffrey Skilling can attest, there's a fine line between robust discourse and shooting the messenger.

The story goes that intolerant liberals who don't want to hear a robust discourse are entirely to blame.

When it is occasionally done right, as it is on James O'Brien's show, talk radio can effectively function as a robust discourse.

Instead of a robust discourse on the context of human rights violations in Gaza and the Occupied West Bank, the discourse for opposition was premised on divisiveness.

Having a robust discourse and ongoing conversations addressing the housing crisis at large and the many aspects of it forms the foundation of solving the problem afflicting the region.

Clearly, a robust discourse around class, gender and exclusion in the use of maternal health services has yet to start in Pakistan.

It has also fragmented civil society, affecting its capacity to provide a robust counter-discourse to official discourse.

We'll never make headway on our serious challenges without robust national discourse.

That much of the criticism came from Dunham's peers is both evidence of a robust feminist discourse in the cultural blogosphere and a legacy of the under- and misrepresentation I have been talking about.

The explosive growth of the Internet and the proliferation of mobile phones in developing countries, Mr. Gore notes, has a snowball effect too: On one hand, closing the "information gap" in the world and offering the possibility of "robust democratic discourse"; on the other, magnifying privacy and cybersecurity threats.

Adopting a constructivist stance towards such signals leads us to the need to set up a socially robust, diverse discourse on "seeds of change hypotheses".