Sentence examples for present day relevance from inspiring English sources

The rise of electronic publishing [1], preprint archives, blogs, and wikis is raising concerns among publishers, editors, and scientists about the present day relevance of academic journals and traditional peer review [2].

The present-day relevance of this story hardly needs to be spelled out.

Writers in the show's handsome brochure are at pains to adduce a present-day relevance for Red Decade art.

But by other measures — historical value, present-day relevance, voyeuristic pleasure — there is a whole lot here worth reading.

This long, exciting second world war thriller (based on a true-life incident involving art conservationist Rose Villard, who appears briefly in its opening sequence) has particular present-day relevance in view of the mindless destruction of art works and ancient ruins by Islamic State and our responses to these iconoclastic barbarities.

"This exhibition demonstrates the impact of Saint Laurent's work on the history of fashion and the present-day relevance of his style," exhibition curator Florence Muller said.

On August 25th, Michelle Obama, the wife of Sen. Barack Obama -- the man who will most likely become, GOD Willing, the next President of the United States -- gave a powerfully sobering speech rooted in historical significance and present-day relevance.

This in part allowed us to assess the present-day relevance of the 1950s scientist stereotypes, which have formed the basis of most recent quantitative surveys of scientist stereotypes.

Derek Jarman's "Wittgenstein" (1993) and Alex Cox's "Walker" (1987) use anachronism to tease out the present-day relevance of historical figures.

Other scholars contended that this constitutional provision was archaic, that it related to factors specific to the post-Civil War period and had no present-day relevance.

He and his old friends try to nudge the movie toward present-day relevance, and it is certainly possible to see premonitions of Occupy Wall Street in some of the Yippie actions of yesteryear.