Sentence examples for topics behind from inspiring English sources

Today it's $86 million, counting the Grand Slams, which (and this remains one of the most contested topics behind the scenes) pay men and women equally.

Having a diverse group hash out important topics behind closed doors lets the company grow in a way that satisfies the wants, needs and desires of all parties in a mature and measured manner.

In her view, the problem is two-fold: The market is so over-saturated with various tidbits of news; and because our minds are rushing so quickly to keep up with it, we're hesitant to have more nuanced discussions on the would-be compelling topics behind that news.

The Tea Party movement was the big media news in the elections on Tuesday, and it was also a big topic behind the scenes at news organizations.

In Ipsos Mori's first political monitor of 2015 healthcare-related issues emerged as the dominant topic behind Britons' choice of party to vote for in May.

Although the General Election in May was the major political event of the year, it only came in as the ninth-most-searched topic, behind the iPhone 6S and the Jurassic World movie.

Lawmakers on the intelligence committees look silly when they tell reporters they can't talk about something, while government officials are freely yapping about the same topic behind their backs.

Among the wide-ranging topics covered were behind-the-scenes U.S. efforts to politically and economically isolate Iran, primarily in response to fears of Iran's development of nuclear weapons.

On Weibo, China's Twitter, this week, the second most popular topic — right behind "Tourist stabbed for returning ticket!" and above breaking news of a pop star's divorce — was "Are you happy?" Over three million bloggers were discussing this question at once.

By Jiayang Fan October 5, 2012 On Weibo, China's Twitter, this week, the second most popular topic — right behind "Tourist stabbed for returning ticket!" and above breaking news of a pop star's divorce — was "Are you happy?" Over three million bloggers were discussing this question at once.

A friend of David Cameron and William Hague, he has a history of appropriating far-right topics, and was behind France's 2011 ban on the niqab and full-face coverings in public places.