Sentence examples for present-day concern from inspiring English sources

By and large, they are happy with the quality of care they receive, and while they might be worried about losing coverage, that is an abstract fear about the future rather than a concrete, present-day concern.

Contact with contaminated material occurred historically and continues to be a present-day concern with the abundance of exposed waste in residential areas.

These are no longer future risks, but rather present-day concerns.

His descriptions of budding American consumerism nonetheless resonate strongly with present-day concerns.

Present-day concerns always hung over the biopic somewhere, but the compressed form enshrines them right at its heart.

Clark is also marvelously adept at drawing out the relevance of many facets of his historical inquiry for present-day concerns.

They were already of interest for climate research, as they can be dated well from the decay rate of uranium that is incorporated into them, and the balance of oxygen isotopes in the carbonate gives a good measure of the temperature at the time the granule formed, but Hodson has more present-day concerns in his sights.

Where his other novels seem to stand alone, this is a more recognisable creation, pastiching the classic styles of the past, and retooling them to reflect present-day concerns, as Ian McEwan did in Atonement and Sarah Waters has done throughout her career, to name only two of his contemporaries.

Many of the questions reflect our present-day concerns about the direction of the country.

FFA alleges the show is "propaganda clearly designed to counter legitimate and present-day concerns about many Muslims who are advancing Islamic fundamentalism and Sharia law".

Television shows with Christian characters are propaganda clearly designed to counter legitimate and present-day concerns about many Christians who are advancing anti-gay beliefs..