Sentence examples for contemporary scope from inspiring English sources
"contemporary scope" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to the current or modern range or extent of something. Example: The novel explores the complexities of love and relationships within the contemporary scope of online dating and social media.
At the time of its publication, the unpleasant persecution Blubber described was an accurate reflection of the contemporary scope of school bullying.
Nor do its 120 or so exhibits match the contemporary and antiquarian scope of Fotofest in Houston.
Contemporary cannibalism offers great scope for just such an exercise.
At the time, therefore, Carson's work was beyond the scope of contemporary scientific concerns.
In contemporary times, the small scope of industry in those countries has tended to limit trade union activity.
There is a suggestion below of the dazzling scope of contemporary jazz, but the focus is on the classic jazz that is Schaap's specialty.
But unlike the "unprecedented" mantra, these recent decisions really do shed light on the contemporary understanding of the scope of congressional authority.
The songs were primarily salon music: individual lieder lack the scope of contemporary opera arias, but are more intimate and emotionally refined.
Changes in technology, from satellite imaging and security cameras, to "dataveillance" (a name for the tracking of digital information) have vastly increased the scope of contemporary surveillance.
Among the most difficult issues are questions of governance, separation of powers, stability of governments and, with remarkable similarity to contemporary American debate, the scope of judicial review.
I took it as a call to arms for the return of ambitious political plays about contemporary issues, epic in scope and innovative in form.
