Sentence examples for bit more recent from inspiring English sources

"I looked at a little bit more recent period," said Mr. Collins, who appears uncomfortable in his role as a hired gun and treads carefully so as not to insult his former employer.

Author's note: Originally, this post indicated that Airbnb's most recent round of funding was in fact a bit more recent than it actually was.

Let's travel back to a time a bit more recent -- 1644 to be exact -- when printing became a predominant method for communicating about religion.

Although the roots of the single etiologic study can be traced back to Miettinen's 1985 book [2], the formal concept is a bit more recent than the other concepts that are already accepted in epidemiology.

For simplicity's sake we used reference [ 41] suggested by Reviewer 1 (see the comments of reviewer 1), as it is compatible and a bit more recent than the one suggested by this reviewer.

See articleThe British economy grew a bit more in recent years than had been thought, according to a revision of national-income accounts.

Here's a bit more, from a recent job listing that the @Tweetdeck account has been tweeting about in recent weeks.

But Mr. Moe was a bit more muted in recent interviews.

In this last respect the Roosevelts may even remind us a bit of a more recent White House marriage.

And Mr Rodríguez's performance has deteriorated a bit more precipitously in recent years than could reasonably have been expected following his phenomenal 2007 campaign.

If one takes into account reports that British consumers had been growing a bit more confident in recent months, the latest statistic could suggest a halt to a small rally, which is hardly something to cheer.