Sentence examples for prevalent topics from inspiring English sources

Zonal crash prediction has been one of the most prevalent topics in recent traffic safety research.

The 2019 AAAAI Annual Meeting in San Francisco focused on one of the most prevalent topics in allergy/immunology: food allergy.

The E.C.A. and the possibiity that Washington legislators may close if down completel sooner than scheduled are far and away the most prevalent topics for editorializing in the Paris press, and such a mov would drastically change the face of the New Year.

Some of the most prevalent topics included climate change and health care.

The least prevalent topics were: 28 articles on the subject of cerebrovascular diseases, 23 articles on the subject of metabolic syndrome and 13 articles on the subject of physical activity.

A total of 19 articles were published and the closing editorial for that special issue, entitled 'Gender and health – aspects of importance for understanding health and illness in the world', pointed out the most prevalent topics and also hinted at gaps and lacking perspectives (4).

Competence-based teaching in higher education institutions and its evaluation have become a prevalent topic especially in the European Union.

Another prevalent topic was the work-life balance and whether women can "have it all". Classmates Scheindlin and Joyce Haag '75, retired senior vice president and general counsel of Eastman Kodak, related the skepticism they faced as wives and mothers when they entered the field in the 1970s.

In fact, one new resident told me that songwriting was such a prevalent topic down here, that he was sick of overhearing conversations about Hank Williams and Ryan Adams.

Economic issues are believed to be the most prevalent topic by 9.1%% of INT investors and almost one-fifth of CONV investors.

Nobody in the coffee industry was specifically focused on these issues and I think we were on time and on the right side of things as this became a more prevalent topic in the coffee industry.