Sentence examples for a contemporary example of from inspiring English sources

A contemporary example of extreme autarky is North Korea's system of juche (Korean: "self-reliance").

A contemporary example of such an externality is where an industry damages the environment.

A contemporary example of building strategy around a BEMI is Zipcar, the car-sharing service launched in 2000.

A contemporary example of these shortcomings is the discussion of the integration of postcolonial minorities from the Maghreb.

Still life is such a preoccupation - a contemporary example of this is Damien Hirst's work, I think.

She chose the pejorative term carefully, because she regards Wang as a contemporary example of a long Chinese tradition in which the best and brightest of the country loyally served the imperial court.

The second article, "Before Trump: On Comparing Trumpism and Fascism" by Brett Colasacco, also explores radicalism in a North American context by considering a contemporary example, that of Donald J. Trump and his [End Page v] populist nationalism.

No one seems remotely troubled by the issue of women bishops, and they point with pride to Catherine Grylls as a fine contemporary example of a woman playing a dynamic role in the community.

A more contemporary example of a SA data record is shown in Fig. 7.

A clinical, contemporary example of a multidisciplinary mind is Judah Folkman, the pioneer of angiogenesis research.

Crompton's work (2003) is a notable contemporary example of an essentialist methodology.