Sentence examples for because of this recent from inspiring English sources

And it is precisely because of this recent history that activists were well prepared when the government of the Socialist prime minister, Victor Ponta, took decisive action on Rosia Montana.

Because of this recent history, arriving amid a spate of other industry allegations concerning counterfeit sales, Mr. Kopec said the arrest was unlikely to ruffle the wine world significantly.

"Even as we prepare for the Republican National Convention at the end of this month, we have ramped up security even further at the named locations as well as at other potential targets because of this recent intelligence," Mr. Bloomberg said.

I won't shed a single tear because of this recent lawsuit.

The recurving location of K-TCs may also change because of this recent shift in the SWPH.

It's apparently because of this recent development that Rob Ford felt the need to tell Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun that he "had nothing to do with" the killing of Anthony Smith and is "tired" of the rumours that say otherwise, while adding that all of the speculation "pisses me off".

In Colombia, the use of ultrasonography by specialized physicians is now in its initial phase, because of the recent inclusion of this training in the curriculum of EM programs.

Hip-hop star Jay Z has also been at the center of this controversy because of the recent clothing line he launched with the retailer.

In other words, the phylogeny tells us that cats and humans share a more recent common ancestor with each other than either does with crocodiles or turtles, and that because of this more recent common ancestor, cats and humans are more closely related to each other than either is to turtles or crocodiles.

This focus is selected because of the recent commercial offerings in this regard that have become widely used in many research environments.

"And now, because of this most recent situation where they've stopped the investigation we were pursuing in Chicago, I just don't want to be a party to it".