Sentence examples for sufficient dialogue from inspiring English sources

Has the prince had sufficient dialogue with all the important constituencies to persuade them to buy into the plan?

It is arduous, and rare, for the public to engage in sufficient dialogue and deliberation around an issue in order to legitimately speak collectively as "We the People" around a core constitutional principle.

Is there sufficient shared knowledge and dialogue among researchers, evaluators, and program developers?

(Rickless (2007, 238 239) also argues that the second part of the dialogue provides sufficient reason to reject No Causation by Contraries).

The critic believed that McQuarrie's script was well-carpentered but felt that compressing and streamlining the events to make a known failed plot more thrilling lacked a "sufficient sizzle into the dialogue or individuality into the characters".

All of these results indicated that only the direct contact of HBMSC and HUVEC and their respective dialogue are sufficient to stimulate secretion of soluble factors and to activate molecules that are critical for self-assembled network formation which show a great application potential for vascularization in tissue engineering.

The specific practice is considered to have considerably reduced the lecture-centered approach, allowing sufficient time for prompting dialogue and promoting critical reflection and interaction.

However, educational interventions during prenatal sessions require communication skills and sufficient time dedicated for dialogue on the part of the caregiver [ 5, 40].

"But dialogue is not sufficient for any sanction relief," said the official, who, like others involved, spoke on the condition of anonymity as a matter of diplomatic practice.

The success of Arizona State University in bringing world-class academic excellence to a broad demographic should be sufficient to initiate a public dialogue regarding the need for a new charter for American public universities.

Unfortunately direct developers users dialogues are not sufficient to ensure a proper understanding of the users' needs.