Sentence examples for contemporary continuation from inspiring English sources

Ken Price's work is the contemporary continuation of that lofty tradition and a good buy if you can get it.

As it happens, the contemporary continuation of the hot 90's phenom that began as Class of Beverly Hills, then became Beverly Hills, 90210 and was eventually known simply as 90210 isn't half bad.

Our model results indicate that a continuation of contemporary management, with limited wildland fire use, would increase fire risk over time and lead to greater continuity of high-risk fuel types in parks and wilderness areas.

Downscaled climate change scenarios facilitate a regional assessment of changes in the parameters affecting soil erosion susceptibility in the Swartland and leads to a consideration of the implications of such scenarios for the continuation of contemporary land use practices.

We have shown that the contemporary conflicts in Waso are a continuation of past armed conflicts coupled with droughts.

Co-founder Erica Chidi Cohen, a doula and lactation consultant, describes it as a continuation of the "progressive, contemporary, inclusive approach" to wellness.

"When we look at ethnographic accounts from these areas more closely, we find little support for the idea that contemporary witch-killing is simply a continuation of traditional practices," he wrote.

One of the first things he turned his mind to, on settling in Paris, was an essay ostensibly about Harriet Beecher Stowe and Uncle Tom's Cabin, which ended by attacking the continuation of "protest" fiction in contemporary black literature.

Andre Gunder Frank and Barry Gills (1994) have argued that the contemporary global political economy is simply a continuation of a 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-oldh the first states in Mesopotamia.

But an even more guilt-ridden Ellsberg set out to publish the archive for contemporaries, with the hope of frustrating Nixon's continuation of the war.

Though contemporary art, it is also an expression of the continuation of sacred traditions being passed from one generation to the next.