Sentence examples for but more recent examples from inspiring English sources

Large pipes were initially used but more recent examples have been more the size of oil drums.

But two more recent examples show that league titles can still be won after a managerial departure.

There are historical precedents for how a Convention challenge could still be mounted — the 1940 Republicans offer one — but the more recent examples are not encouraging for insurgents.

Simon Spicer's greeting cards and Shopping on the Internet are but two more recent examples, and the earliest spoof we've seen (by one of the original artists, Harry Wingfield) dates from 1960.

Alchemists obviously blended the two, but there are more recent examples, too.

But with the more recent examples, he said, "We're inviting denials of liability in every case in the future".

Here are a few more recent examples – but which musicians do you think have given the best – and worst – performances in films?

Daphne's has been doing it for 50 years; The Ivy and Nobu are more recent examples, but is there a formula to making a new eatery the most talked-about spot in town?

Sometimes the strategy works — "Identity" (2003) and "Vacancy" (2007) are two of the more recent examples — but not even the Bates Motel itself could save the mess that is "Beneath the Dark".

You can go back to the 50s and probably earlier to find examples, but you can find many more recent examples, and it's a very simple proposition: if you're in a position of authority, and you have cause to believe that a child has been abused, you really ought to do something about it".

Human foibles such as lust and envy may be condemned in early Korean horror classics such as The Housemaid (1960), but the moral reasoning behind gwonseonjingak has been harshly interrogated in more recent examples of the genre.