Sentence examples for remain topics from inspiring English sources
Issues long ago settled elsewhere remain topics of fierce debate.One example is labour-market reform.
That means that population growth, rather than dropping with family size, has persisted, and policies Dr. Chandrasekhar advocated, including applying pressure on men to be voluntarily sterilized, remain topics of fierce debate in India.
Whether he will be able to achieve the kind of grip on power that his father had — or how the power elites might behave if he fails to do so — remain topics of intense speculation with potentially grave implications for the stability of the region.
Optimal methods for diagnostic work up and therapeutic interventions remain topics for ongoing debate.
Despite the success of testicular removal or suppression, androgen receptor antagonists, and androgen synthesis inhibitors in the treatment of prostate cancer, the sources of androgen, their routes of synthesis, and the contributions of various routes remain topics of debate, particularly in castration-resistant disease when circulating androgens are very low.
Training and personal protective equipment remain topics of heated labor negotiations in California, where 18,000 nurses at Kaiser Permanente hospitals and clinics mainly in northern parts of the state began a two-day strike Tuesday.
Thomas's formulations (Summa theologiae, I, Q. 2, art. 3) were refined in modern neo-Thomist discussions and remained topics of Christian philosophical reflection during the 20th century.
Next month, we'll cover the remaining topics of publicity, registration, money, and follow-up.
This type of button also indicated the learners' current location and the number of remaining topics.
The remaining topics cover a part, at least, of the even more pressing problems involved in extending logical theory to nonscientific reasoning.
Part II will follow to cover the remaining topics including (6) selecting the proper statistical tests, (7) repeated measures analysis, (8) epidemiological consideration for causal association, and (9) analysis of agreement.
