Sentence examples for the topical example from inspiring English sources

Take the topical example of probation services.

On the other hand, species are certainly the topical example of genealogical unit (closed inbreeding, according to the biological species concept) but they do not play an ecological role: parts of the species - local populations - do.

The most topical example is search: Google seems to be the focus of trustbusters' attention.

The broker said: Food testing is a mere 2% of the business, but the UK horsemeat scandal is a topical example of the intense public concern about product integrity.

To take one topical example, the charity Do The Green Thing (a reliably creative and unpredictable group) are publishing a series of posters by a leading artist throughout March, under the heading of "creativity versus climate change".

A topical example is the trouble the government has got into with the introduction of universal credit.

A topical example is the devastating consequences of the Gulf War with hundreds of oil wells on fire and large quantities of toxic substances rising uncontrolled into the atmosphere.

When choosing the winner, the judges will be looking for the most original, thought-provoking and topical example of data visualisation, showing artistic merit and conveying the data in an effective manner.

A topical example to underscore the necessity of such efforts is the ongoing debate whether the use of cognitive enhancement drugs by normal healthy individuals is ethical [40].

A topical example would be for the EPC to comment on the rationale for academies, including their cost-effectiveness.

Markets under-provide public goods and they also do not work well in the presence of externalities, a highly topical example of which is global warming resulting from carbon emissions.