Sentence examples for more contemporary difference from inspiring English sources

He also highlighted another, more contemporary difference of opinion with the former secretary of state on Sunday: US military intervention in Libya, which Clinton strongly supported during the revolution against dictator Muammar Gaddafi there.

Although older studies suggest that IVF outcomes are compromised in endometriosis patients, more contemporary reports show no differences compared to controls.

However, compared to more contemporary population data, there was no difference in the CHD risk between IVF gestations and naturally conceived pregnancies.

This very significant increase, potentially related to the change in diagnostic criteria, should be considered when comparing the statistical differences found in SES from older studies to more contemporary studies.

However, the difference wasn't the stereotypical "gay voice," but a tendency to use a more contemporary, pan-American accent, rather than the old-fashioned Minnesota accent (like in the movie "Fargo").

It is likely that the differences between previous studies and the results of our analyses reflect a more contemporary and likely composition of current ART regimens, resulting in improved immunological conditions and thereby higher CD4 counts.

On TV, you might define these styles as the difference between a sitcom like "Everybody Loves Raymond" and a sketch show like "Saturday Night Live" — or, in more contemporary terms, "Modern Family" versus "30 Rock".

Could anything be more contemporary?

More contemporary spy stories soon please.

It's a bit more contemporary.

Funny, but we needed something more contemporary.