Sentence examples for by one topic from inspiring English sources
"The U.S. view of the death penalty has been aggravated by Sept. 11," said Juan Manuel Gómez Robledo, legal counsel to the foreign ministry.. "It has become obsessed by one topic, and that is terrorism".
The regular crowd was no different on Friday morning, full of seersucker and smiling politicians, but the conversation was overwhelmed by one topic.
By focusing on one topic area per photozine (animals, Japan, national parks), Fotopedia hopes to attract advertisers with rich magazine-like ads.
They also kept the show going by not staying on one topic too long and easily transitioned from one topic to another.
By clicking one topic in block 1, the according personal topic map will appear in block 2 where not only the chosen topic will be shown in the middle but also the other topics related to the selected one and the types of the associations.
Although the methods could easily have generated more questions, evaluation of the questions was made easier for the human judges by using just one topic and allowing them to review the topic before judging the questions.
This paper shows two topics of the newest results of JWES committee, PFM analysis of aged reactor pressure vessel considering embedded cracks and PFM analysis of piping considering seismic loading, and one topic by JAERI itself, development of PTS analysis code for transient loading (PASCAL).
If you are multi-passionate and tend to have Shiny Object Syndrome, use it to your advantage by digging deeper into one topic rather than wider into many topics.
Sonic Youth are among the seminal acts that have played at Rough Trade in Covent Garden since it opened in 1987 There was only one topic discussed by students last week: the closure of Fopp - the UK's largest independent record store chain.
Furthermore, the discussion was stimulated by the mechanism that if one topic was promoted, another had to be demoted.
A headline reading "Willkie Asked by Roosevelt to Meet with Him" appeared in the August 11th edition of the New York Herald Tribune, followed by more stories, all suggesting that one topic would be the direction of the postwar world.
