Sentence examples for side topic from inspiring English sources
"side topic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is related to the main topic of a conversation or text, but is not the main focus. For example, "We were discussing a new project, but we had to quickly move on to a side topic about office supplies."
GNSS is not just a side topic but the topic covered comprehensively in all aspects.
The two reconnected over dinner at Nola's restaurant in Palo Alto, where doing future business was only a side topic.
It's clear that animal rights should be a core national moral issue, not a side topic that's viewed as less important than the current topics of debate.
The ramped-up involvement of these groups is the clearest sign to date that cultural debates long thought to be a side topic in the 2012 election, may still play a role.
Even if your spouse can't stand his/her parents and is estranged about them, bringing them up is a side topic that'll make the argument tougher and harder to resolve.
What black pop in America can't seem to accommodate yet is a younger woman who can keep her social criticisms pointed without the distraction of side topics -- spiritualism, pot, freaky behavior and the other accouterments of being both "conscious" and fabulous.
Thanks for the lighter-side topic.
Closely related to this conference, a side-topic has now risen, namely the analysis of mobile phone datasets for the purpose of development.
First presented as a side-topic in network theory, it has now become a whole field of research in itself, and has been for a few years the leading topic of NetMob, an international conference on the analysis of mobile phone datasets, of which the fourth edition took place in April 2015.
I will not touch on the quantitative research on buy-side topics here; papers on portfolio management, algorithmic trading and trade execution, though a significant part of Risk's output, are not relevant to the special edition of this journal.
Says Goldberg, for many men, abortion is seen as a "side issue" or nuisance topic – even among progressives.
