Sentence examples for robust discussion about from inspiring English sources

"We had a very robust discussion about it internally," he says.

Mr. Johnson, the E.P.A. administrator, said Friday that there had been a "robust discussion" about the new standards, rather than any last-minute steamrolling by the White House.

Justine Greening, the secretary of state for international development, and the cabinet minister Alan Duncan hosted a "frank" and "robust" discussion about how clothing could be produced responsibly.

"We clearly saw a robust discussion about what it's going to take to be our next commander-in-chief," he added.

Michael Werner, executive director of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, said it agreed "to the need for a robust discussion about this important topic".

Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, fuelled speculation of a Cabinet split, saying there had been "robust discussion" about the plans.

Ask any African American or progressive white person and they will invariably tell you that white folks are not particularly receptive to robust discussions about the continuing problems of racial injustice especially if such discussions involve reparations or social justice as it pertains to black Americans.

And the robust discussion we had about archaic attitudes about women has mattered.

And then the time spent in the classroom on the same subjects can be much richer with robust discussion and debate about the strengths and limitations of those tools and techniques.

JING YAA TANG There's long been robust discussion, and no agreement, about where to find the best Peking duck in Beijing.

The decision — since amended — has prompted a robust discussion on the campaign trail about the tradeoffs between religious liberty and the provision of health care.