Sentence examples for more contemporary time from inspiring English sources

However, temporal clustering also suggests that the disease persisted through the more contemporary time period (period 3).

Others stayed in more contemporary times, like @RachelColley's suggestion of The Singing Detective's dematologist.

In more contemporary times however, Dawe (2008) believes that American and Asian indica rice markets act more like two separate commodity markets which he argues can be explained by the fact that the US does not export rice to Asian markets.

In more contemporary times, thunderstorms have taken on the role of a scientific curiosity.

In more contemporary times, sunscreens were developed from horse chestnut extracts in the 1910s.

When it comes to bright hues from more contemporary times, these fluorescent pigments cry out for attention.

In more contemporary times, the Iraqi religious authorities Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr and his sister Bint al-Huda were both tortured and murdered by the government of Saddam Hussein.

Besides these speculations it is clear is that the publication per review ratio, especially in more contemporary times, is accurate enough to reliably determine the interest in a topic.

What is more, in contemporary times, the magnitude of the AIDS-orphaned crisis seems to so overstretch the resources of families in sub-Saharan Africa that the collapse of fostering seems imminent [ 18], necessitating the need for a support/alternative care system.

A more contemporary (at the time) novel I read was The House of Sixty Fathers.

Now comes a new collaboration featuring more contemporary songs, but this time the Quartet have constructed their inventive, respectful arrangements around recordings of the Qasimovs.