Sentence examples for to launch conversations from inspiring English sources

I wish the libraries that have banned the book could be persuaded to reconsider, and maybe even use the discomfort with the language to launch conversations about words and their social and historical and artistic weight.

So as we celebrate National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on September 27, let's engage everyday 'influencers' who have a direct line of communication to at-risk youth and empower them to launch conversations about HIV.

Dr. Greene.com will be the first Natural Path Media publishing partner to launch TypePad Conversations, a conversational marketing solution enabling brands to sponsor authentic conversations as part of an upcoming online advertising campaign.

While images of family and friends, past celebrations, vacations or former homes and neighborhoods can provide touchpoints, historical photographs of events, objects, locations, food, sports memories and more — all common to a generation — also have the power to launch meaningful conversations.

These characteristics are wonderful stimuli for informal interactions, because they give people natural reasons to launch into conversation.

The paper addresses some likely challenges to implementation and concludes with an invitation to readers to help further refine the framework and to launch a conversation among cities that will help improve their local landscapes for innovation.

Our Fall 2018 conference sought to launch a conversation on how our political systems and processes have been hacked in ways our founders could never have managed, asking the question: what can we do now to ensure a just and equitable future?

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The Imagine Dragons singer is on a mission to launch a conversation about unconditional love.

Barnett eventually decided to share her story online in order to launch a conversation about the best ways to deal with such abuse.

With Halloween a week away, Kelly had used an English university's ban on certain costumes ― including Mexicans and ISIS fighters ― to launch a conversation about off-limits attire in a roundtable discussion on her show.