Sentence examples for annual topic from inspiring English sources

What foods are best for sexual function -- and, for that matter, seduction -- tends to be a recurring annual topic on or about each Valentine's Day.

Questions about whether Selänne would return for another NHL season had become an annual topic of discussion, and his decision to return for 2011 12 was delayed by a knee operation that left him uncertain if he would be capable of playing.

The initiative is followed up by 2-4 annual theme days with current topics to strengthen the networking.

Duke Law's Intellectual Property and Cyberlaw Society has hosted five annual "Hot Topics" symposia focusing on a variety of topics relevant to intellectual property law.

Elaine Kamark, Mr. Gore's domestic policy adviser, noted that since 1992 he has held annual conferences on topics related to the family, like medical care for children and stresses on the modern family.

The research presented here was performed within the annual course 'Advanced topics in causal research: confounding and effect modification'.

Assessing threats to the United States is a primary responsibility of the intelligence agencies, and it is the topic of annual public testimony to Congress by the director of central intelligence.

Difficulties in having payments properly applied to a loan balance are among the most common complaints the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau receives about student loans, according to the bureau's second annual report on the topic.

As U.S. broadcasters gather in Las Vegas this week for an annual meeting, a hot topic is a plan to make them do more to serve communities, from creating citizen advisory panels to sharing radio playlists with the government.

The OhmyNews pro-am concept of combining citizen reporters with trained professional journalists and editors is rapidly becoming a model for other efforts around the world, and its annual forums on the topic are a key way of networking among the field's leading theorists and practitioners.

But in their annual report on the topic, federal officials said the deceleration in health spending was a result of the soft economy, and they did not cite any factors that would alter the long-term outlook for continued increases in health spending as baby boomers age and doctors make greater use of new medical technology to treat patients.