Sentence examples for case of recent from inspiring English sources

For Russia, the helicopter kidnapping was a rare case of recent tensions with the Taliban.

Sometimes too hard, as the most glaring case of recent vintage, the Jets in the Tim Tebow debacle, would attest.

The most infamous "passing off" case of recent years was that of Conservative politician and diarist Alan Clarke versus the Evening Standard, in 1998.

In a case of recent graft, a railway minister, who quit after police found sacks of cash in his aide's car, was suddenly cleared by an internal inquiry of any corruption and reinstated to the cabinet.

In the most prominent case of recent note, the Securities and Exchange Commission stopped a number of schemes trying to persuade retirees to buy promissory notes in Turkish investments — yes, Turkish promissory notes — through self-directed I.R.A.'s.

It netted $2.7m trading on information it had gathered by hacking directly into computers to view press releases before they were published.This is not the most egregious insider-trading case of recent days.

"The Department of Homeland Security has prioritised cases of recent arrivals, individuals who recently crossed the border into the United States without proper documentation," he said.

Grace Rahman One of the grimmer domestic murder cases of recent times reached its denouement with the jailing of Sarah Williams and Katrina Walsh on 17 August.

He also alluded, indirectly, to some of the more controversial court cases of recent years, including the arrests of newspaper editors and liberals.

The Greek ombudsman cited nearly 300 cases of recent racist violence involving Golden Dawn members that also received no judicial attention.

In one of the most notorious cases of recent years, Charlene Ellis, 18, and Letisha Shakespeare, 17, were shot dead as they stood outside a New Year's Eve party in Birmingham in 2003.