Sentence examples for remains topical from inspiring English sources
This subject remains topical enough to have made headlines this week, when new studies emphasized drought and deforestation as factors.
Saint Paul remains topical today in a way that no one else in the Bible (with the admitted exception of God) can rival.
Happy might not be the most original documentary ever made, as it's a subject matter which has been trod over numerous times by many different outlets, but it's a subject matter that defines the word universal, and remains topical and riveting, even when it nearly wears out its welcome during the film's hour and fifteen minute running time.
Despite all of the advantages of simulators, the issue of motion sickness (MS) in simulator use remains topical.
Despite the lack of positive findings in our population after correction for multiple testing, previous gene expression and association studies in schizophrenia suggest the implication of NgR signaling pathway genes in the etiology of schizophrenia remains topical and timely.
Ben Jonson's satire on insatiable greed remains permanently topical.
Their synthesis using easily accessible reagents and high-yield methodologies has been a subject of intense investigation, and still remains a topical area of research.
He adds that the First World War hasn't been especially well depicted on film in recent years and that Birdsong remains as topical as ever.
In 2014, in the midst of another paradigm shift, Gissing's subject remains as topical as ever, and addresses timeless themes in the everyday life of the full-time, professional writer.
And, as Karima Bennoune writes in Open Democracy, the piece known as "Ce voleur qui" (This thief who) remains sadly topical today because of the number of journalists killed in recent times, including those murdered by Islamic State (Isis) this year.
Written as communism waned in the late 1980s, to explore why Russia seemed so lost in the cyclical maze of its own tragic history, The Bickford Fuse remains strangely topical.
