Sentence examples for present affairs from inspiring English sources

He is unemployed, he is struggling against his past, and his present affairs are dizzyingly tangled.

In a year when the past and present affairs of broadcasting dominated headlines for months, figures from the medium provided three splendidly entertaining books.

Complacency in issues concerning women's rights and gender parity are the true undertakings of our generation, we must have gratitude for present affairs.

Pericles also gave his compatriots some advice on their present affairs and reassured them that, if the enemy did not plunder his farms, he would offer his property to the city.

Luckily, if you haven't made it over yet, fun things are still going down, and our friends over at MeanRed have just announced a THUMP presented affair at the venue with everyone's favorite house-loving clergyman, Tchami.

The nation's borders would almost certainly not be closed, the draft summary says, because the virus would enter the country anyway, enforcement would be difficult, and such an action would "present foreign affairs complications and have significant negative social and economic consequences".

The dominant factor for the rise of social entrepreneurship is the societal pressure that is forcing humans to do something for the society and its present day affairs at large but at the same time having a monetary gain factor to it that can make them survive in this world as well.

Mr President, when people talk about Europe's relations with Latin America they can never be sure what past or present family affairs they may be interfering in.

He has presented current affairs programmes for the BBC, and also reported for BBC News.

This article was amended on 15 February 2016 to clarify Walker's experience in presenting current affairs programmes.

Dobbs, who has presented current affairs at the BBC and been a columnist at the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Express, is also a director of Michael Dobbs Entertainment Limited.