Sentence examples for a recent rush from inspiring English sources

But there has been a recent rush into these funds, and the risks may not be clear to investors.

Another is often stationed near People's Square; during a recent rush hour the driver and a few of the squad in the back could be seen smoking cigarettes.

The statute sat largely dormant for decades, but a recent rush of enforcement has brought anxiety to corporate boardrooms, leading to large fees for compliance lawyers and enormous fines and settlements paid to the government.

But a recent rush of blue-chip bond offerings — including a $4.75 billion deal last month by Microsoft, one of the richest companies in the world — has put even more money in their coffers.

During a recent rush hour at the Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street intersection, would-be taxi riders did not have their hands up for more than a few minutes before a sedan pulled up and offered a ride.

Extreme protests have been the mainstay of activists around the world for years, but in India, which popularized and perfected the nonviolent protest and the quietly powerful hunger strike, there has been a recent rush to embrace increasingly unusual forms of agitation.

The conservative argument still has serious exponents, but it's now chuckled at in courtrooms, dismissed by intellectuals, mocked in the media and (in a sudden, recent rush) abandoned by politicians.

He adds: "We're not a fundamentalist society".So why the recent rush to impose sharia?

See articleTotal, a French oil company, joined the recent rush of big energy companies into American shale gas by agreeing to pay up to $2.25 billion for a stake in Texas's Barnett Shale.

At a Rose Garden news conference, Mr. Trump marveled at the recent rush of diplomatic gestures from Mr. Kim, a 34-year-old dictator with whom he was trading threats of nuclear war only four months ago.

During a recent morning rush hour, as rain threatened, an unhurried few enjoyed the sliver of reclaimed Broadway at 41st Street.