Sentence examples for modern ongoing from inspiring English sources

There has been a significant Mexican presence in what is now the U.S. at three historical moments: when a large population was living there at the time Mexican territories were annexed in 1848; when people fled the violence of the Mexican Revolution in 1910; and during the modern, ongoing economic migration.

The investigation into what has been called the worst mass shooting in the modern era is ongoing.

Our acts of resistance to the Keystone XL pipeline are a perfect example of us wising up to the ongoing modern colonialist game, and a proactive step toward protecting future generations from the worst impacts of climate change.

The beauty of this catalytic mechanism is that, unlike the "change or die" ranting all too common among modern executives, its ongoing effect is as powerful today as when it was first put in place nearly 30 years ago.

Due to intensive intervention by the government and by development partners, a shift from traditional to modern beehives is ongoing.

Filling a gap in the literature on early corporate economy, this book provides insight into the origins of many ongoing modern debates.

From Mariah Carey's decision to join the "American Idol" judges panel to the ongoing "Modern Family" legal feud, click through the slideshow below to see our favorite TV news moments from this week -- and what we learned from them.

Adverse impacts are plausible because HSV-2 could contribute to low-level HIV viremia below the limit of detection of modern assays, drive ongoing HIV replication in other anatomic compartments and/or instigate systemic inflammation through pathways independent of HIV replication.

I explored this ongoing, modern-day "schism" in a column, finding that "many ordinary Catholics dislike the strife between Beijing and Rome and seem comfortable with a pragmatic blend of the two".

— "Modern dance is an ongoing revolution," Charles L. Reinhart said in 1987.

Its modern history is an ongoing story of achievement, resilience, failure, and adaptation to place, culture, and circumstance.