Sentence examples for a topical example of from inspiring English sources

A topical example of this surely is the satirical reaction to the prideful notions of the Blitz spirit arising anew in the wake of last month's London bombs.

The broker said: Food testing is a mere 2% of the business, but the UK horsemeat scandal is a topical example of the intense public concern about product integrity.

A topical example to underscore the necessity of such efforts is the ongoing debate whether the use of cognitive enhancement drugs by normal healthy individuals is ethical [40].

Urban flood risk modelling is a highly topical example of intensive computational processing.

Its idea of nation is not just nostalgic but hostile to diversity, and extols the values of supposed 'simplicity' against the wicked ways of the big city – praising the morality police acting against 'bad hijab' is a topical example.

Take the topical example of probation services.

When choosing the winner, the judges will be looking for the most original, thought-provoking and topical example of data visualisation, showing artistic merit and conveying the data in an effective manner.

Here is one topical example of how this might happen.

On the other hand, species are certainly the topical example of genealogical unit (closed inbreeding, according to the biological species concept) but they do not play an ecological role: parts of the species - local populations - do.

Another topical example of spillover from managed into natural populations is the case of wild pollinator exposure to viruses from commercial pollinators.

The most topical example is search: Google seems to be the focus of trustbusters' attention.