Sentence examples for a fairly recent term from inspiring English sources

In the current Phi Beta Kappa quarterly, emeritus professor of classics at Princeton Robert Connor notes that populist is a fairly recent term for dangerous democrats.

The term "athleisure" is a fairly recent addition to the fashion vernacular.

Once used occasionally as a short-term punishment for violating prison rules, solitary confinement's prevalent use as a long-term prison management strategy is a fairly recent development, Colin Dayan, a professor at Vanderbilt University, said in a recent Op-Ed article in The Times.

In Britain, at least, it is a fairly recent development that this should be so and in political terms it is obviously a healthy one.

Prestige cuvées are a fairly recent invention.

This is a fairly recent notion.

This challenge is a fairly recent one.

ODR is still a fairly recent industry.

Childhood is a fairly recent economic innovation.

Palliative care is a fairly recent development in The Netherlands.

In fact, it is a fairly recent invention.