Sentence examples for back to recent from inspiring English sources
We see no obvious path back to recent margin levels.
Some Democrats were urging him to look back to recent history, when President Bill Clinton seized the political high ground after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, placing blame on the growing antigovernment sentiment.
As they have in the past, opponents harked back to recent spills involving heavy crude, like the Enbridge Energy pipeline in 2010 that spilled more than 840,000 gallons of oil around Marshall, Mich., and an ExxonMobil rupture in Arkansas last month.
In his novels, as in Love and Summer, he often looks back to recent history, while in his stories he is unafraid to tackle such modern issues as gang crime or internet predators as well as the more familiar material of infidelity and isolation.
—Only seventy-five per cent of built wind capacity is actually connected to the grid, so, assuming China's economy and power demand get back to recent growth levels, the renewable percentage of China's overall power-supply mix doesn't change significantly over time.
Shares went as high as $30 before falling back to recent levels.
They expected bold reforms to hasten the country back to its recent 9% annual growth rate.
Back to that recent night: I again found a dish to embrace.
But, strikingly, most contemporary era-defining novels have chosen to go back to the recent past.
