Sentence examples for a continuation of recent from inspiring English sources

Garnaut said the government's optimism was also based on a continuation of recent reductions in electricity emissions, which "were helped by a carbon price and have been hindered by recent policy developments".

"Yesterday's performance is a continuation of recent rhetoric over the Falkland Islands," they added".The government's record of running state-owned companies does not bode well and the fallout from the issue seems set to remain at the centre of political and business life in Argentina for the foreseeable future".

In the case of Cook, his outburst is a continuation of recent attacks on what he calls the "biscuit boys", architects who "enjoy what I call the grim, biscuit-coloured world", which presumably refers to the dry, flat, brownish brickwork they employ.

But in a continuation of recent acknowledgments that its strikes have caused civilian casualties, the command also said that it had injured three other non-combatants and killed two in three airstrikes that took place in Iraq between July and October.

While the short term is likely to reflect a continuation of recent trends as states grapple with further deterioration of their finances, the call seems to be strengthening for more fundamental tax reform.

Based on empirical data taken between 2000 and 2009, Ghana's per capita income could converge with rich countries by 2037 assuming a continuation of recent trends.

But a continuation of the recent rise in yields would bring much lower valuations by then.

In a continuation of a recent development, both the Wolverines and Notre Dame enter this game without a national ranking.

Her speech has been widely read as a continuation of her recent opposition to the use of streaming services in music.

"[The] new record high in the third quarter suggests that conditions are ripe for a continuation of the recent recovery in business investment," said Roger Bootle, economic adviser to Deloitte.

The change represents a continuation of the recent trend: Mr. Romney's chances were down to just 13.9 percent immediately in advance of last week's debate in Denver.