Sentence examples for very contemporary issue from inspiring English sources

‚àí Lepers not a very contemporary issue.

"We have programs for anger management, drug addictions, but we now have this very contemporary issue of religiously motivated violence, but we don't have a formal program or strategy to deal with this in prisons.

Humans asks its questions in a very contemporary way; there are issues of workers' rights involved, both the right to work in a comfortable setting and the right to work at all, and a number of characters wonder, in very on-the-nose ways, whether the robots solve these problems or just make them worse.

So there's another contemporary issue which was very much part of her life.

"In Europe our tradition of exploring ideas and issues in a very contemporary way is much more advanced than in America.

Ensuring that findings are up-to-date can be challenging when dealing with global policy issues that are very contemporary and are under close scrutiny.

The screenwriter Frank Darabont said the latest film will add a "very compelling human drama", however, and that Godzilla would be tied to a "different contemporary issue" rather than the original atomic bomb testing which gave the monster its laser eyes.

"It's very contemporary.

How very contemporary.

The food is very contemporary.

"But it's very contemporary.