Sentence examples for a present-day example from inspiring English sources

A present-day example of unregulated U mining/milling is the Atlas Corporation Moab Uranium Mill Tailing (Moab, UT).

Upstate New York is home to an instructive present-day example.

The most familiar present-day example is a reading or magnifying glass.

These present-day examples are just a hint as to what the future of commerce will look like.

In contrast, thorough studies of present-day examples of transient slope fans, i.e. those fans that are connected to a deeper depositional area, are not available.

Some of these situations can be very well illustrated with present-day examples: some populations struggle to access basic care, while in contrast the 'other' world has access to advanced but expensive treatments, to stay not only healthier, but even younger.

And Montana isn't an isolated example of a present-day criminal mimicking and even one-upping the lives of infamous real-life and fictitious gangsters.

The contemporary genotype (here, CG), an example of a present-day 'wildtype', is the L 21 derivative of the naturally occurring sequence obtained from T. thermophila and used in one of the first published examples of a catalytic RNA [ 11].

These rather dramatic changes in sea level left present-day shallow seas as dry land during glacial periods particularly notable examples from a present-day perspective include the connection of the British Isles to the European mainland, linkage of New Guinea to northern Australia, and connection of the Falkland/Malvinas Islands to the Argentine coast.

While there are, as he distinguishes from true "symbiosis", many instances of the "Mechanically Extended Man", I found it a bit of a challenge to immediately think of present day examples of man-computer symbiosis.

Present day examples of polyploidy are particularly widespread in the plant kingdom (Bowers et al. 2003; Jiao et al. 2011).