Sentence examples for contemporary importance from inspiring English sources

Among the potentially important diseases of contemporary importance, Bakanae or foot rot disease, caused by Fusarium fujikuroi (Nirenberg), [teleomorph: Gibberella fujikuroi (Sawada) Ito] has emerged as a disease of major concern (Bashyal et al. 2016).

Perhaps, then, Mr. Ikens's sassy imitative artworks are indeed full of contemporary importance.

For the producers have frittered away a theme of crucial contemporary importance.

With that, one can understand Mr. O'Brien's sense of the play's contemporary importance.

To this extent, the traditional working class is fading from contemporary importance".

"There is an issue here about demeaning the whole historical and contemporary importance of the Holocaust," he said.

Palmyra's contemporary strategic importance lies in its location in central Syria; while under Isis's control, it was a gateway to threaten the more densely populated government-held provinces to the west, including Homs and Damascus.

Chemical and biological sensing are problems of tremendous contemporary technological importance in multiple regulatory and human health contexts, including environmental monitoring, water quality assurance, workplace air quality assessment, food quality control, many aspects of biodiagnostics, and, of course, homeland security.

Historians of interwar science and medicine have overlooked the contemporary scientific importance and public status of this work.

Thus the focus of this special issue fits well with the contemporary salience and importance of law and media issues.

It used to be the case that when something mattered to society we measured it – and so audits and targets and league tables all became contemporary signifiers of importance.