Sentence examples for relevant even now from inspiring English sources

And by stopping here rather than beyond the Ural Mountains, the mammoth hunters, who migrated from Central Europe, appear to have settled a question that is debated often and remains relevant even now: Where did Europe end and the Asiatic steppes and Russia begin?

Tame by today's standards (with an occasional zing that would make it relevant even now), but to me it was radical revolution.

We needed guns, they were essential to this country's very survival and in certain quarters (law enforcement, hunters, collectors, Olympians) they remain relevant even now.

Do say: "How nice to see Sesame Street continue to be thoughtful and relevant, even today" Don't say: "Great, now we're going to be overrun by Afghans, just like that time we were overrun by snuffleupaguses".

A topic still painfully relevant, even today.

"Moreover, this speech is relevant even today".

(Ryan's piece recounts some of the relevant history). Even now, after all of this year's revelations, there is no assurance that anything very meaningful will be done to roll back the incursions and to protect the zone of privacy in which all (or most) of us would like to interact, and live.

Facebook itself has struggled to allow strangers to connect in commercially-relevant ways: even now, Pages don't allow users to talk to each other so much as potentially allow businesses to blast news or cupcake offers at their followers.

"These are issues that, even though the show takes place 20 years ago, are still so relevant — even more so now, with the heightened level of fear and anxiety that people are feeling". She added: "You can either retreat and cower away from tackling those issues or you can embrace it.

As the liberation movements begun in the 1960s now found themselves under attack, the Uncanny was made to once again seem relevant, even if it was now more a rationalization for making an art of dissent than it was a symptom of mounting guilt and suppression of morally proscribed desire.

They are still relevant, even if selection and breeding now rely on genomic information in addition to direct measurement of phenotype.