Sentence examples for as recently released from inspiring English sources

As recently released tapes of phone conversations reveal, according to Dr. Blumenthal and Mr. Morone, Johnson was only being half-truthful when he told members of Congress he wouldn't interfere.

Now some legislators are saying they had no idea Mr. Hodges would be able to transfer $300,000 into the operating account of the governor's office from the Continuum of Care for Emotionally Disturbed Children fund, as recently released documents show he did.

In Los Angeles, as recently released documents from Kitaj's archive reveal, his life fell into a pattern, motivated, as the painting of the later years shows by a hardening of earlier obsessions: into his Jewish identity, the abiding absence of his wife, and his ongoing contempt for his detractors.

Enjoy Xbox 360 game favorites such as recently released EA SPORTS "Madden NFL 10" in high definition and continue the fun through the holidays with a lineup that is sure to entertain every type of gamer.

[ 6] Globally, the world report on road traffic injuries, as well as recently released Global Status Report on Road Safety highlighted the need for setting up surveillance systems in LMICs [ 1, 7].

For individuals such as recently released former inmates who are trying to remain free of tobacco, a large part of smoking-specific social support involves the proportion of people in one's social network who smoke cigarettes.

She was featured, as well, in the forthcoming D.V.D. entitled "Sophia's Song," as well as the recently released feature: "The ANSWER".

Read reviews of the movie, as well as other recently released movies about military conflicts in which the United States was involved.

Of course, there's increased competition in the health tracker market, with competitors like the Nike Fuelband, the Jawbone Up, as well as the recently released Withings Pulse and the Misfit Shine.

Frank Browning is author of The Culture of Desire and A Queer Geography, as well as the recently released, The Fate of Gender: Nature, Nurture, and the Human Future.

Business-as-usual budget projections, such as those recently released by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, predict deficits in the range of 2 to 3 cents on every dollar of national economic output over the next five years.