Sentence examples for has been topical from inspiring English sources
Another feature of the Rebus series has been topical plotting.
Said's masterpiece has been topical ever since its publication shortly before the 1979 Iranian revolution.
It's resonating in America especially, where the question of whether you're black or white has been topical in the presidential election.
However, the most frequently used approach has been topical fumagillin [15] and/or oral albendazole, which have been associated with improvement in many but not all cases [16, 17].
During the recent Darwin bicentennial year (2009) and throughout the 151 years since the publication of 'On the Origin of Species' (Darwin, 1859), discussion on the 'struggle for survival' has been topical and controversial.
To my knowledge, no previous works of theater have been topical in the resonant and specific ways of the Apple Family plays.
Most latter-day productions have been topical spectacles of a pacifist bent, evoking disastrous conflicts like the Crimean and Vietnam wars and emphasizing the emptiness of battlefield bombast spoken by men who were glorified by Homer.
Second, some research issues that have been topical in the European research agenda are reviewed, with a few examples of each.
Despite its complexity, improving access to primary care has been increasingly topical with some believing that it will reduce secondary care use.
More recently, photodynamic therapy (PDT) with methylaminolaevulinate has been compared with topical imiquimod and topical fluorouracil in a randomised, single-blind study of 601 patients with superficial BCC.
Associated ocular hypertension has been managed with topical beta blockers and oral or topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitors.
