Sentence examples for subjects currently from inspiring English sources

Among the subjects currently popular with American collectors are illustrated books.

One of the most interesting subjects currently being debated is Belarus' accession to the Bologna Process and the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).

Photos of male, female, and nonbinary subjects currently attending progressive liberal-arts colleges refused to be categorized as "gay" or "straight," and made disgusted noises.

The paper describes the topics on Mechatronics related subjects currently taught at the School of Engineering of Minho University and refers to the respective courses.

The Danish director Thomas Vinterberg won the best screenwriting prize for The Hunt, his drama about a primary school teacher wrongly accused of child abuse, and the documentary prize went to Manuel von Sturler for Winter Nomads, a study of Swiss shepherds; he dedicated his award to one of the subjects, currently tending their sheep.

Martin Radjaby, managing director of the agency Jung von Matt, which coordinated the winning campaign, told the Guardian: "Van der Bellen's success in Sunday's election has shown that liberals can reclaim subjects currently occupied by populists and nationalists, such as tradition and patriotism".

There are some basic tools being used to categorise content or sift through rushes to find subject matter currently.

Current smoking frequency was measured by asking how often the subject currently smokes.

Wearing his signature cravat, he is calmly talking about nuclear weapons, the dreadful subject currently on his mind.

The course aims at filling this rather strange gap in scholarship and will be based on a monograph on the subject currently under preparation (to appear with Harvard University Press).

'Although we are constantly exploring the subject, currently there is no direct evidence that links cell phone usage to brain cancer.'" Dr Davis says she has seen this before where industry is able to influence or delay the scientific evidence.