Sentence examples for as a recent one from inspiring English sources
The American Council on Education, for example, offers separate institutes for new presidents and new chief academic officers, as well as specialized sessions, such as a recent one focused on how chief financial officers and chief academic officers--perennial rivals--can work together more effectively.
They come for evening workshops, such as a recent one that focused on puberty.
Another technique is to announce, with great fanfare, initiatives that everyone can applaud, such as a recent one for hydrogen-based cars.
Few remarks capture the new spirit as well as a recent one by Gerhard Cromme, chief executive of Thyssen Krupp, Germany's biggest steel company.
Such references as a recent one in the British daily The Guardian, calling Mr. Berlusconi and his ministers "Italy's telegenic ancient mariner and his 'post-Fascist' crew," are being written off as anti-Italian.
The studies that have been done, such as a recent one by Professor Robert West, from University College London, which showed that e-cigarettes were more effective than nicotine replacement therapy in helping people quit smoking, are not enough, opponents say.
Since a canon usually figures as a "list," and since the debate is cast as quite a recent one, we can perhaps rephrase the initial question to ask whether the cultural list assumed to be dominant a quarter century ago has now been restored, replaced, or renegotiated?
Sure enough all four series were there, as was a recent one-off reunion special.
Rather, we suggest that the association is caused by preferential integration of retrotransposons into centromeric chromatin in P. stipitis and D. hansenii and that this association is a recent one, as it only occurs in these two closely related species.
Mr. Gore's presence at Mrs. Clinton's side may complicate her effort to cut her association with the White House and to present herself as a distinct New Yorker, if a recent one.
To the Editor: Regarding Joshua Hammer's "Ethiopia Opens Its Doors, Slowly" (Sept . 17: Its doors are indeed open, as we delightedly discovered on a recent one-month visit to this fascinating country.
