Sentence examples for sharing discussion from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure the revenue sharing discussion was productive," he said after being told of Manfred's assessment of the session.

Controversial posts will cause sharing, discussion, fights, and so on.

"The sharing, discussion and experimentation I've seen in the Facebook group has fostered a deeper understanding and appreciation of that era than some other online subcultures, which sometimes get stuck on a few highly circulated memes and entertaining novelties," Collins says.

It was delivered according to a session plan and PowerPoint slides to facilitate information sharing, discussion and activities to extend the booklet information.

Objectives of the intervention Health education concerning medications and safety (e.g., avoiding falls and accidents in the home, orthopaedic resources) Sharing, discussion, and emotional support Relaxation exercise and closing In addition to monthly telephone follow-up, participants receive a direct telephone number to consult with a health professional for support as needed.

The service also allows for other business use cases, like document sharing, discussions, announcements, groups, project collaborations, events, and more.

Making the relationship a priority is where intimacy can come from because there's a shared discussion, a shared vision of what's important to both people.

Their involvement appeared to offer different perspective to that created between the researcher/resident, encourage questions in an environment where there were few opportunities for shared discussion.

Make sure that they see the receipt in their name and be sure to have a shared discussion about the importance of charity.

It lets people collaborate in shared discussions, or "waves", which can encompass many forms of interaction: messaging, notes, comments, collaboration on shared documents and so on.

A mystic, a writer, a friend of Jorge Luis Borges, he produced exquisite Klee-esque watercolors of imaginary beings and invented a "neo-Creole" language, at once universalist and American, for globally shared discussions of otherwise inexpressible spiritual matters.