Sentence examples for remains timely from inspiring English sources
To Ms. Grefig, the show remains "timely — in my life, the time where I am.
"There'll always be an England" may be a quaint notion in modern-day Britain, but on the stage of the St. Martin's Theater in the West End it remains timely and is threatening to become timeless.
Mr. Plymat's plea remains timely, with a revived plan by the National Transportation Safety Board, an independent federal agency charged with investigating transportation-related crashes, to lower the legal blood alcohol concentration to 0.05 percent.
Even if the events to which the third part of the secret of Fatima refers now seem part of the past, Our Lady's call to conversion and penance, issued at the beginning of the 20th century, remains timely and urgent today....
This sobering morality play on the perils of hubris remains timely, and a warning to us all.
This will ensure that future evidence-based scientific advice not only remains readily available when it is most needed (i.e. remains timely particularly during periods of emerging unrest) but also maintains its traditional hallmarks of rigour, excellence, objectivity, consistency, independence, balance and value-free neutrality.
A Matter of Life and Death, in particular, remains astonishingly timely, despite its World War II theme.
The quest for a cure for HIV remains a timely and key challenge for the HIV research community.
While much of the advice is predictably dated, much, from Carol Lane, Shell's director of women's travel, remains surprisingly timely.
Plenty have argued that Stead intends this: that the novel remains a timely reminder of the poisonous games society forces its members (particularly women) into playing.
Performed under the sensitive direction of the Tony Faisonwinning George Faison by a talented cast of seven women to the accompaniment of moody and propulsive music by the percussionist Kimati Dinizulu and Rene McClean on saxophone and reeds, "For Colored Girls" remains potent, timely, emotionally charged theater.
