Sentence examples for contemporary future from inspiring English sources

First, bafflement at this hotpot of language where Chaucer, numbers, the bastardised contemporary, future neologisms and orphaned archaisms all stew, bubble and rattle the lid.

Contemporary future research thus unifies the two aspects: it ascribes the assets of an enterprise to notoriously insecure, invariably controversial trend hypotheses.

This would imply that at least some aspects of historical injustice cannot be accounted for by an historically informed theory of justice between contemporaries (or between contemporaries and future people).

The museum's Wellcome Wing (opened 2000), which contains an IMAX theatre, is devoted to contemporary and future science.

The north side will have pavilions devoted to exhibits of model railways, train collectibles and contemporary and future technology.

Unlike his Oxford contemporary and future rival, Harold Wilson, Heath was not brilliant, but an intelligent and dedicated plodder.

The conclusion to be drawn from the effects of Syria's cyber conflict is that cyberspace needs to be seen as an integral part of any contemporary and future conflict.

And though 18th-century France may seem impossibly distant to contemporary Americans, future historians examining Mr. Bush's presidency within the longer sweep of political and intellectual history may find the French Revolution useful in understanding his curious brand of 21st- century conservatism.

In panel alines represent bacterial resistance to past, contemporary, and future phage populations.

Given recent developments, however, the question arises whether these theories hold when studying contemporary and future welfare states.

In panel blines represent resistance of past, contemporary, and future bacterial populations to a given phage population.