| Innovation is an American tradition, but never before has it been such a hot topic across boardrooms. |
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| Before the conference, he spoke about why gamification has become a hot topic at the White House. |
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| When I was studying theoretical physics at university the Higgs Boson, or 'God Particle', was a hot topic. |
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| Forensic science was a hot topic at the ACS National Meeting in San Diego, and elemental analysis was a recurring theme. |
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| A hot topic these days is the flood of extremely poor quality, foreign made knock-offs of custom designs that are littering the discount outlets. |
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| As the school considers moving away from its need-blind admission policy, the issue of need-blind admission has become a hot topic around campus. |
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| Suzhou Creek became a hot topic among local residents late last month as vast expanses of green duckweed floated on the water. |
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| We could bang on about adding value, or whatever marketing thing is a hot topic at the moment, but that's not our bag. |
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| Also underplayed by the media, but probably a hot topic in black barbershops, was another Census report last week. |
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| Now, the only thing left to talk about is all of the gratuitous violence, which will certainly be a hot topic, no matter how well the film does. |
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| Since The Mac Weekly story hit the presses, the issue has become a hot topic both on and off campus. |
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| Its new interface is designed around the idea of social networking, a recent hot topic on the Internet. |
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| He sells papers, leads the evening news, and is the hot topic on talk shows. |
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| The real question for industry watchers to be looking at is whose sad story will be the hot topic throughout the fall? |
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| Given the growing interest on Capitol Hill, the hot topic at the conference was reform of the patent system. |
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| Outsourcing may be a hot topic in the news, but the practice is as old as computers themselves. |
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| Yet the formal inquiry dragged on for a week and became the latest hot topic for talkback radio and office gossip. |
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| I guess I've avoided this hot topic until now mostly because it bores me to tears. |
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| The need for Canadians to eat better and be more active is the current hot topic in both media and political circles. |
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| Judging by the news and links on its sites, this is a hot topic for the industry, bureaucrats and research organisations. |
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| Following the death of a young raver, the Rave scene has been a hot topic of discussion among the Canadian media for the past year. |
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| Race relations in the USA continue to be a hot topic and a bone of contention for many American writers. |
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| At a time when apathetic youngsters are the hot topic of political debate, he is the exception that proves the rule. |
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| A hot topic these days is the flood of extremely poor quality, foreign made knock-offs of custom designs that are littering the swap meets and discount outlets. |
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| It's been the hot topic of the World Cup, with conspiracy theories flying thick and fast as powerful teams have fallen to lesser soccer countries. |
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| The issue of online spying and cyberwarfare has become a hot topic in recent months, following reports of attacks on major institutions and military projects. |
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| But Muslims are the hot topic of the day and that, as they say, is showbusiness. |
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| The salaries will agin become a hot topic because this is the only way we can save money, along with investments. |
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| Cultural primatology, the study of how socially learned behavior varies between different communities of the same nonhuman primate species, is a hot topic. |
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| Yamaha's extraordinary new Super Ténéré has been a hot topic of conversation among motorcyclists since its European launch earlier this year. |
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| Cargo capacity is always a hot topic with vans since owners feel the need to choose between cargo and people. |
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| In fact, I am not persuaded that my Bloc Québécois colleague knew what a hot topic this would be at the time when it came to be debated. |
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| The other hot topic to be broached in the coming months is that of the external costs of transport. |
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| Privacy continues to be a hot topic, and we've included two interesting pieces in the area. |
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| As such, the development of goods transport by road between Asia and Europe has become a hot topic over the last couple of years. |
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| The future prospects of China's energy consumption and supply is a hot topic in China and the international community. |
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| New build has been a hot topic in Canada, and there's been lots of speculation in this area. |
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| Waitlists are a hot topic in pediatric rehabilitation and the management of such lists can be a complex and multi-faceted issue. |
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| In 1957, when Donald Smith joined the Department of Biology at Carleton University, the environment was not yet a hot topic on the public agenda. |
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| What that role should be will likely be a hot topic in the political debates of our future. |
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| In the dense atmosphere of tobacco and conspiracy, one hot topic has been the death penalty. |
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| The hot topic on everyone's lips right now is good versus bad manners. |
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| The spat became a hot topic this summer when Liz stressed her support for traditional marriage to the Daily Caller. |
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| Today's hot topic was the Tube lines of the London Underground. |
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| The increase has been blamed on the rise of the Internet, electronic services and computerised storage of information turning data protection and privacy into a hot topic. |
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| With the recent spotlight on adolescent literacy in the United States, content area reading has once again become a hot topic of discussion. |
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| This is such a hot topic and I have had so many people asking me about it. |
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| Growth of the nones is a hot topic among American evangelicals. |
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| The time may have come for UNESCO to take the initiative and organize a conference on this increasingly hot topic in order to debate and to exchange ideas and good practices. |
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| Corporate social responsibility is a hot topic, high on the global agenda. |
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| It would like to hear whether we understand the importance of sustainable forest management and crop production, with special emphasis on the sustainable production of biofuels, which is becoming a very hot topic. |
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| On the other hand, Cosmos is now the hot topic since there are no Turkish soap operas on television. |
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| In spite of the fact that marijuana has been a hot topic for ages and ages, the ability to do research has been rather constrained, for reasons of financial support and so on. |
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| Last week, the hot topic was sexual preference. |
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| Bulk water export projects are still a hot topic of debate. |
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| Energy costs were also a hot topic on a number of occasions, with various consumer and pressure groups condemning the provincial crown corporation's plans to increase its rates. |
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| Hymenoplasty, the operation through which a woman's virginity is restored, is a surprisingly hot topic on Iranian weblogs. |
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| Compulsory school age is a hot topic in many state legislatures. |
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| Urine epigenomics as labelled by Sanchez-Carbayo is clearly a hot topic in bladder cancer, but obviously requires additional studies and especially validation. |
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| To solve this general problem there is an urgent and actual need of the synthetic community, because ion-pairing catalysis is the actual hot topic in asymmetric catalysis. |
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