Sentence examples for Only in recent times from inspiring English sources

Only in recent times, he added, "has the president begun to see this in historic terms".

Only in recent times, he added, have judges become enamored of an approach based on—"Oh, how I hate the phrase!"—a "living Constitution".

Only in recent times, he added, have judges become enamored of an approach based on — "Oh, how I hate the phrase!" — a "living Constitution".

Only in recent times, a quarter-century after the junta's fall, have enough facts been gathered to enable hundreds of prosecutions.

Only in recent times has technological change become so rapid that it has run ahead of population growth, leading to a rising standard of living, which in turn has reduced the birth rate.

"Only in recent times, due to electronics and dating-techniques developments, we are seeing that in the caves, small temperature variations and large fluids exchanges are at work.

Difficult in Ireland, we've only won there once in recent times, in 2010.

The art of torrefaction (French word for "roasting") has been used in a host of industries for tea and coffee making, but only in recent time,it has caught the attention of power industries for the production of a coal substitute from biomass.

The difference between the two results can probably be attributed to the fact that only in recent time periods migrants with Muslim background make up a relevant share of all migrants.

Only Carl Froch and George Groves in recent times among British fighters have played to such huge audiences.

What are needed now are new classes of antibiotics, and there have been only two in recent times - Wyeth's linezolid, licensed in 2001, and daptomycin from Novartis, licensed in 1997.