Sentence examples for significant forum from inspiring English sources
The last time a questioner raised the issue in a significant forum was during one of the YouTube debates last year.
Paul Muldoon has been appointed the poetry editor of the New Yorker, a publication he described to the Guardian as "quite simply the most significant forum [for poetry] in the US".
The Munk Debate in Toronto has in the past three years become a significant forum for discussing global issues of our age.
The meetings were reported as a significant forum for exchanging information about patient risk of falling.
In their fifth meeting since the global financial crisis transformed the G-20 into one of the most significant forums for international economic cooperation, the leaders will try to bridge tensions between the United States and China that have profound effects on Europe, Japan and big emerging markets like Brazil and India.
Her column, along with that of her twin sister (Dear Abby), was a significant national forum for the discussion of manners and morals that readers found hard to broach with intimates, religious advisers or the neighbor over the fence.
In parts, it reads as if the 184-year-old university debating society were a truly significant international political forum, but then just when you think you detect some kind of pattern (Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Yasser Arafat, Pervez Musharraf), someone will crop up to confound it (Michael Winner).
In other forums, significant progress has been made on limiting specific types of armaments, such as bacteriologic, chemical, nuclear, and toxic weapons.
As a release says; "a significant proportion of the forum are women and increasing the rate of female entrepreneurs is one area the forum will be encouraged to look at".
The journal Nature was impressed, noting in an editorial that "this forum was significant.
In the relatively short interval that has elapsed since that Forum, many significant new developments have occurred in the fields circumscribed by the title of this article.
