Sentence examples for In the contemporary time from inspiring English sources

In the contemporary time line, these ex-partners are questioned by two other cops, who suspect that the murders have begun again.

In 2013, Ben Lawrence of The Daily Telegraph named "Rose" as one of the top ten Doctor Who stories set in the contemporary time.

Invasive species represent examples of rapid adaptive evolution in the contemporary time scale (Prentis et al. 2008).

In the contemporary times we're in, Venice is being yanked away from the original Kinney version by extreme gentrification, which is pushing out almost every body but the rich.

Most children's movies in these contemporary times make the mistake of undervaluing and underestimating their core audience.

But in these contemporary times, we have the technology to not only dig up these relics but to compare and contrast them with today's films.

The book reads like a non-homogenized Greek chorus version of The Virgin Suicides, and although set in a contemporary time, the poems seem to vibrate with some sort of 70's afterglow".

In contemporary time, the neurosurgeon has many tools to choose from, all with a relatively fast learning curve and ever improving feasibility.

The adaptation of populations in contemporary time frames to local conditions is of growing interest to ecologists (Stockwell et al. 2003; Bell et al. 2004; Streelman et al. 2004).

Mr. Bierhanzl said the Plastics now were "living in contemporary time".

The second part examines the institutionalisation of the religion in contemporary times, which for orthodox Jews involves attempting to practise and maintain these same ancient codes and regulations.