Sentence examples for topic for which from inspiring English sources

Consider random questions on any topic for which they might seek answers.

That is a topic for which most students will have plenty of background knowledge.

If women can feel comfortable enough to write about sex, a topic for which men take criticism very personally, surely we can nurture women to write about politics.

How did the way that proteins are broken down within cells — the topic for which you won the Nobel Prize — become your life's work?

For one thing, this is a topic for which blame is difficult to assess, and party differences on related issues like fund-raising and the images each party has sought to project are not as sharp as they once were.

Regarding your article (Extent of misdiagnosis of MS sufferers revealed, 27 May), I was awarded my PhD from Salford in 2012 on this topic, for which I interviewed women who already had a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.

-Follow the energy crisis in California, one of the topics for which Gray Davis' administration is being blamed.

Yet Google made a name for itself, in part, because it went without graphical ads in favor of small text advertisements linked to the topics for which users search.

"I'd done it before, become literate on esoteric topics for which I have no background," notably as a successful trial lawyer in the 1970's defending medical malpractice cases, another highly technical area he had known little about.

Because of that perspective, a crucial option disappears from his menu: the phenomena that concern him, mind and value, are not illusory, but it might nevertheless be an illusion that they constitute single topics for which unified explanations can be given.

Three topics for which this has been especially true are described here.