Sentence examples for been met with recent from inspiring English sources

Happy Valentine's Day to everyone and especially those who have been met with recent challenges in your relationships.

The United Nations is expected to offer assistance, but its appeals for relief aid have been met with apathy in recent years because donors have become increasingly wary of this country's seemingly endless war.

In Spain and Italy drinking in the streets has been met with ferocious policing in recent years in central Madrid an al fresco swig of beer can get you a €500 ($680) fine.

Discovering disease biomarkers in the human plasma has been met with both enthusiasm and criticisms in recent years.

Articles about widespread allegations of electoral fraud, which Putin's critics say helped propel him and his party to power in recent elections, have been met with silence.

(Actually, now that I think about it, Shyamalan provides a convenient metaphor for country music: both his reputation and country music's have steadily been met with more eye rolls than admiration in recent years).

The security's recent struggles have been met with growing optimism among options players as they bet on a rebound in the shares.

On campuses across the country, students demonstrating about racism in recent weeks have been met with offensive and derogatory responses on Yik Yak.

Quinn, the first openly gay mayoral candidate in New York City's history, has appeared at mayoral forums around town in recent months and been met with boos and heckles from city voters who, among other things, oppose her support for Mayor Bloomberg's (and her own) third term.

Recent attempts to criminalise the movement have been met with the trending hashtag on Twitter, #HolaDictadura (Hello Dictatorship).

The practice was formally abolished three years ago, but the recent decision to bring it back has been met with confusion.