Sentence examples for a comparatively recent term from inspiring English sources
In addition health literacy is a comparatively recent term, previously subsumed within broader concepts of health education and health promotion.
"GLOBALISATION" is a relatively recent term.
The close resemblance of this system to that of modern English, in which it is a comparatively recent development, has been variously explained as the working of a substratum or, more recently, in terms of areal (regional) development.
* * * The Vatican bank is a comparatively recent institution.
We learn that the acreage of flesh on view in Rio is a comparatively recent development.
The college song as known today is a comparatively recent phenomenon.
The competition between Jews and Muslims for primacy on the Mount is a comparatively recent phenomenon.
It's important to remember that the story as we know it is a comparatively recent phenomenon.
True, the novel is a comparatively recent phenomenon in Arabic literature; poetry, an ancient art, has traditionally held wider prestige.
The other, the granite-faced eight-times grand slam winner Ivan Lendl, is a comparatively recent addition to the cast.
A comparatively recent development in the health monitoring of civil engineering structures is vibration-based damage detection.
