Sentence examples for been a fairly recent from inspiring English sources

This interview with Laszlo Bock, senior vice president of people operations at Google, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant. A. I think there's been a fairly recent confluence of the ability to crunch lots of data at fairly low cost, venture capital investments that support new businesses in this field, and changes in what people expect.

9. Celebrities: Davos has always had its sprinkling of celebrities, but Hollywood and rock stars like Matt Damon, Goldie Hawn and Bono have been a fairly recent addition.

The ascendance of associationism in social psychology has been a fairly recent development, and has caused a revival of associationist theories in philosophy and cognitive science.

Since the involvement of transportation professionals in the field of evacuation has been a fairly recent development, many of the newest practices and policies have only been used once, if ever.

Due to its former importance as the centre of the cloth industry, the Cotswolds have a market tradition that goes back several hundred years, though for some villages, the switch to produce has been a fairly recent one.

Prestige cuvées are a fairly recent invention.

This is a fairly recent notion.

This challenge is a fairly recent one.

In fact, it is a fairly recent invention.

In any case, Amarone is a fairly recent marketing phenomenon.

For great writers, retirement is a fairly recent career option.