Sentence examples for look at topics from inspiring English sources

The Future Chronicles: a time-travelling magazine This new German magazine aims to look at topics of social change over time, and for its first issue it has chosen the internet itself.

"There are all sorts of really funny and whacky projects but it also makes you look at topics critically, like free Internet and free Internet access for everyone.

You can also look at topics online.

The Revealed show has looked at topics such as Afghanistan, the recession and male anorexia.

I think PR has an important role to play in tackling these big issues and also in looking at topics such as arts funding and policy.

By 2007, the Universities Police Science Institute was opened in Cardiff University and now acts as an R&D unit for policing, looking at topics such as intelligence gathering and counter-terrorism.

The Katine site covers these issues in all their complexity - looking at topics such as food security, traditional birth attendants, the role of the Chinese in Africa, or how local solutions are needed to help fight poverty.

The poll of 27,000 people last autumn by the watchdog Passenger Focus looked at topics ranging from reliability to staff attitudes and value for money.

Let's look at other topics".

Over the last two decades he began to look at the topics he had been concerned with through the prism of human rights.

If you look at Trending Topics on Twitter, however, you'll see "#isitme," "Google Wave," and "Soul Train Awards".