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•  The thing is/ The (important) point is/ The claim will be ... that P.
 A plausible suggestion is/ The principle here is ... that P.
 The question we shall seek to answer is ... whether P.
 The point about the term P is ... the focus it places on Q.
 The problem which this approach seeks to resolve is this: ... P.
 One difference is apparent between the two approaches: ... P.
 Before dwelling on this issue one important detail must be noted, ... P.
 One feature that is dominant in P (that is of major importance) ... is Q.
 One added complexity presents itself, … P.
 One noteworthy feature of F's work … is that P.
 One of the problems facing a researcher in dealing with P ... is how to give a
characterization of Q.
•  Another matter ... that I have not touched on so far is ... how to establish Q.
 The second point ... I want to raise ... has to do with what one could call
“mythology”.

2.4.2. Rhematization (by inversion)

•  The sort of system architecture which responds best to these requirements ...is P.
 P is an issue to be reckoned with ... in such contexts.
 In such descriptions, it is P ... that is significant.
 To prove such an assertion ... requires Q.
 Built into the model P ... is the notion of Q.

 Closely connected with/ related to P ... is the problem of Q.
 Suffice it to say ... that P.
 Little is known about the distinctions ... to be drawn between P and Q.
 While much has been written on the subject, ... little is known about P.
 In this area of study ... much research remains to be done.
•  This is exactly ... what such research cannot prove/ take for granted/ what F
sets out to do.
 This is ... where P becomes relevant.
 What is less easy to explain is ... how P happens/ induces Q.
 What matters/What is really at stake/What should be added here ... is (that) P.
 What I am proposing ... is that P be considered in relation to Q.
 What all notions of completeness have in common … is that P.
 What F is trying to do … is to establish P.
 Whether P includes Q ... is an open question.
 No mechanism ...has been put forward to account for the phenomenon.
 No single topic in economics ... generates more controversy than P.
 No solution ... has been offered so far.

2.4.3. Topicalization (by negation)

•  There is no ...
… clear way ... of testing P.
… difference in principle ... between P and Q.
… mistaking here ... that P.

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