Sentence examples for now topical from inspiring English sources

The French embassy in Delhi in effect told Mr Wadehra to get lost when he wrote to ask why France was not co-operating.Mr Wadehra's case is now topical.

As assessment of change is a fundamental requirement of all longitudinal study designs, the issue of ability of health status measures to quantify change is now topical.

Key Findings and Conclusions Breastfeeding, though considered as a natural, social and biological practice deeply rooted to culture, is now topical and has been placed on the agenda.

Now, however, topical calcineurin inhibitors offer a nonsteroidal alternative with the advantage of avoiding common topical steroid-induced side effects.

The drooling wolves of the press lope through the murk and every so often, as a pack, raise their muzzles to the moon and howl.Such a scene, now richly topical, has been playing in America for most of this year.

It looks much cleaner now, with topical documents and those related to breaking news now being highlighted (I've embedded Barack Obama's tax return below his income was $2.7 million last year!).

Although many studies have been done to analyze the operations of (existing or planned) roundabouts, even now the topical discussion between gap acceptance theory and empirical regression models characterizes the general situation about the estimation of entry capacity at roundabouts [20].

The episode "Pipe Dreams" where oil is discovered under the football field at Bayside High is a memorable one, and although this video was made a couple years ago, it's now extremely topical.

Such themes remain topical now.

Far from being dated, the play now seems more topical than ever.

OK, so it's probably not the funniest one-liner, but it's provocative and insightful - and it's still just as topical now.