Sentence examples for a recent account from inspiring English sources

The announcement, the first official confirmation of deaths at the city's Olympic construction sites, was intended to refute a recent account in the British press, which reported that at least 10 workers had died while working at the National Stadium.

According to a recent account by the Reuters reporters Andy Sullivan and Greg Roumeliotis, within two years of investing eight million dollars to create GS Industries and take a majority interest, Bain Capital had paid itself a special dividend of $36.1 million, financed by a big issue of debt.

According to a recent account of the journey, while Lynch found no ruins, he did come away convinced that the lands around the Dead Sea were the site of the biblical "cities of the plain" -- and the tremendous fiery cataclysm that supposedly destroyed their notorious dens of sin some 4,000 years ago.

In "The Unfinished Revolution", a recent account of the birth of New Labour, Philip Gould, Mr Mandelson's hagiographer, says it is no coincidence that the most successful Labour government, that of 1945 to 1951, owed much to the thinking and planning of two Liberals, Keynes and Beveridge.

See Esping-Andersen (2013) for a recent account of fertility behavior in Spain.

Here we provide a recent account of the Cre/lox strategy.

According to a recent accounting by the Washington Post, "the Trump campaign interacted with Russians at least thirty-one times throughout the campaign" and there were at "at least 19 known meetings".

Fresh-fruit producer Dole Food, shopping for a new buyer after rejecting one takeover bid, on Sunday disputed a shareholder's accusation that a recent accounting decision held back operating earnings.

According to a recent report, MRSA accounts for 64%% of S. aureus bacteremia isolated in intensive care units (ICUs) [ 6].

And a recent report from the accounting firm Grant Thornton estimated that, by 2025, the cost of fraud in the industry worldwide will have reached $1.5 trillion.

This runs parallel to a more recent account, which finds Leila on a commune in Spain, trying to trace what has become of Tess since her suicide.