Sentence examples for approaching the present from inspiring English sources
#Leveson — Ravi Somaiya (@ravisomaiya) April 25 , 2012After a break for lunch, the inquiry is now approaching the present day, focusing on Prime Minister David Cameron.
His fiction – a trilogy of trilogies that works backwards from the distant future to a world that is ours – is constantly approaching the present while exploring what it means to exist in a culture mediated by electronics.
The lack of experimental data approaching the present temporal resolution is critical.
The DDL was the best-fitting model for the MCC tree, this is a logistic density-dependent model that suggests a slowdown in diversification approaching the present (Additional file 3: Table S3).
"On Line" loses snap as it approaches the present.
The show loses snap as it approaches the present.
Well, I probably couldn't approach the present directly, because I was carrying all of this past with me.
Initially barrelling through the decades at pace, the film dilates as it approaches the present day, reflecting the peculiarities of human memory that allow history to repeat itself.
The Moderne tells a story of modernity from a Munich perspective: reverential about the past, bold as it approaches the present.
As this series approaches the present, the process of making a final selection from great contemporary fiction becomes progressively more contentious.
As Ryan approaches the present, he also allows a number of political scientists and sociologists to join the pure philosophers, from Max Weber to David Riesman.
