Sentence examples for more contemporary developments from inspiring English sources
In attempting to answer these questions, Wolchok looks at the 90-year history of The New Yorker's weekly cartoons along with Mankoff's more contemporary developments in the department through profiles of several of the editor's peers.
The Cadet Program Update (CPU) brings new teaching materials and incorporates more contemporary educational and youth development methods.
It may be weeks or months before it is clear whether the image of Mr. Romney as youthful bully nearly a half-century ago puts an emotional punctuation mark on Democratic efforts to portray him as elitist and out of touch, or is swept away in the rush of other campaign developments and more contemporary issues.
The townscape changed in this period with a mixture of higher densities, more contemporary architectural styles and new development layouts.
The film's more contemporary sense of narrative style and character development, with the loose plot and minimalist dialogue, contrasted nicely with the elegant black-and-white cinematography, which was a pleasant throwback to the 90's indie movie.
The development of novel targeted or more contemporary cytotoxic therapeutics in metastatic pancreatic cancer was also investigated in the neoadjuvant setting.
The third part of the article contextualizes the policy development historically, whereas the fourth part focuses on more contemporary policy processes and actors in order to understand how issues appear on the policy agenda and how they fare once there.
While his general ontology remains rather underdeveloped and is not informed by much knowledge of concurrent philosophical developments (apart from the mentioned discussion of Hartmann), Lukács' theory of social reality has more contemporary relevance.
Could anything be more contemporary?
More contemporary spy stories soon please.
It's a bit more contemporary.
