Sentence examples for leading topics from inspiring English sources

At the London conference last Thursday, which brought together 50 allied and donor countries, reconciliation with and reintegration of insurgents was one of the leading topics.

When War and Peace was launched at a glitzy event in Mayfair last December, the adapter, veteran Andrew Davies, was the centre of attention, but one of the leading topics at the party afterwards was the contrast: how young the spry director Harper looked.

His research is focused on self-aware networks in both the wired and wireless domains and other leading topics in computer networks and distributed systems.

A few examples of this process: Dark matter and dark energy are the current leading topics in astronomy, as their discovery and controversy originated during the study of the galaxies.

The leading topics of concern in the residences were asbestos, chemical and biological contamination, and radon.

In general, the results were consistent with the leading topics discussed by dentists in their own postings described earlier.

Energy is the leading topic, & the hardest nut to crack.

In Beatty, the issue has been a leading topic of discussion.

Marina Van, the executive director of the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce, said Citarella was now a leading topic of conversation.

If it weren't for the debate over a war with Iraq, the economy would probably be the leading topic on the campaign trail.

News of the centers' approval by the Legislature was a leading topic earlier this month at a gala, sponsored by Stony Brook's Hillel organization, honoring Dean Shamash (pronounced sha-MASH).