Sentence examples for In the recent issues from inspiring English sources

One can simply look at the lack of some key apps such as Spotify from Nokia's latest flagship as a continuation of this problem (Spotify is available on the Lumia 800 and 900 however)." Gleeson argues that Nokia still hasn't fixed its attitude to software — evident in the recent issues with the schism between WP 7.5 and 8. "This is an issue that Nokia has not fully addressed yet," he says.

It was reported in the recent issue of In Touch Weekly that she allegedly gave him an ultimatum to either seek help and head the difficulties off at the pass or throw in the towel.

(Lawrence Lessig wrote about this problem in the recent issue of The New Republic).

In the recent issue of Dime Magazine, Martin suggests that racism has contributed to his reputation as a thug.

However, neither is likely to move the "nondebate" over drugs forward as much as an interview in the recent issue of Playboy given by New Mexico's Republican governor, Gary Johnson.

Entitled "Price Manipulation in the Bitcoin Ecosystem" and appearing in the recent issue of the Journal of Monetary Economics the paper describes to what degree the Bitcoin ecosystem is controlled by bad actors.

Now, the singer is opening up about her battle with Lyme disease in the recent issue of People magazine.

I noticed in the recent issue of a popular magazine that Prince William will not be wearing a wedding band.

I was thinking about those students when I read an article in the recent issue of Yale Medicine.

As mentioned in the recent issue of The Economist, a hundred years ago one in three American workers were employed on a farm.

In the recent issue of People magazine, the 44-year-old media maven opened up about her decision to care for her mom, Rita Owens, who was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease scleroderma last year.