Sentence examples for topics we have from inspiring English sources

What are the topics we have to consider?

For their essays, students select topics we have previously studied or one they find on NYTimes.com.

Focusing on these topics, we have identified five scenarios that flow from the developments in law, technology and society.

Given the caliber and depth of MIT's intellectual resources on these topics, we have an obligation to lead the way in developing solutions," Hockfield said.

A spokeswoman for EDF said: "The topics we have discussed with government are entirely appropriate for an investment of national significance, which could provide up to 12% of the UK's electricity needs.

Please note: For each of the following complex topics, we have linked to a few recent and germane New York Times articles as a starting point, but more can be found on the Times Topics page on the SAT or The Choice blog's posts on testing.

This is at once one of the broadest, and most particular, topics we've tackled.

I have filtered the sample questions based on the topics we've covered, but some topics we've covered more or less, so the difficulty may be different.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Here is a summary of the topics we've covered in this class.

But the right combination of factors can stimulate our curiosity in just about anything, even topics we've traditionally shied away from.

Proven topics have been "How I Came to New York," "If I Hadn't Seen It, I Wouldn't Have Believed It," "Shoes," "The Other Me," and "My Best Mistake". A few topics we've had to retire because they're too fraught; "My First Love," for example, was producing too many wrenching tales of first encounters with drugs and alcohol.