Sentence examples for a recent task from inspiring English sources
A recent task involved fairing the hull, which meant long days of deadly tedious filling and sanding.
Furthermore, a recent task base functional connectivity study in humans suggested that ACC might act as a high-level motor control region11.
Mr. Mahdi's vision for a settlement in Sudan is based on a formula also embraced by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in a recent task force report.
A recent task force study found that when insurers reject a medical procedure, say, an operation, it takes more than three or four months for the board to settle the dispute.
A recent task force on education assembled by the Council on Foreign Relations, and headed by Condoleezza Rice and the former New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein, concluded that weak American performance amounted to a "grave national-security threat".
At a recent task force meeting, Tina Slater, president of Action Committee for Transit, said the first phase of construction must set the tone for the rest of the project by being well designed and well executed.
While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.At a recent task-force forum at the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin, Mr Biden struck a populist tone while rallying the audience behind more financial regulation.
Disambiguation of toponyms is a more recent task.
Add to that list the more recent task of commanding a garrison in the Shiite holy city of Karbala, Iraq.
"The S.A.T. is an achievement test rather than an intelligence test," said Dr. Ulric Neisser, a Cornell University psychologist and head of a recent American Psychological Association task force on human intelligence.
Someone working intermittently would need to accumulate even more".On earnings that won't grow beyond £15,000 in today's money, it's probably not worth taking out a stakeholder pension," says Deborah Cooper, a member of a recent Institute of Actuaries task force on pensions.
