Sentence examples for come about recently from inspiring English sources

The issue of trust had come about recently, he said, with the phone tapping scandal that rocked outgoing president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

As a result, AI is likely to dramatically increase income disparity, perhaps more so than other technologies that have come about recently.

They spoke to the BBC at the Wendy House recording studio, where their names are etched on the wall alongside the likes of Sam Smith, Ellie Goulding, Stevie Wonder and... er, Jedward. Louis Rei: The name only came about recently - but us, as a collective, we're family so we've been around quite a while.

"Viper's Drag" seems to have come about quite recently, but the genesis of their collaboration is much older.

Varieties of footprinting and saturation transfer NMR techniques have existed for decades, yet the application and modification of these methods to investigate problems in glycoscience has come about relatively recently.

Real experimental support for the uncertainty relations in experiments in which the inaccuracies are close to the quantum limit have come about only more recently.

The corrective to such executive power has recently come about through decisions of the courts.

"It's only recently come about that this technology has come around to the point where we feel we could pull this stuff off".

Two things have been missing to make green mortgages mainstream - the first is a standard underwriting system (which has just recently come about and was adopted by the U.S. Conference of Mayors this summer).

All of this will come about thanks to New Jersey Transit, which recently agreed to become the anchor tenant of the new station.

Most of these reasons continue strongly today in spite of the fact, that Oregon's State Forester, James Brown, stated recently, "We have come about as far as we can go imposing regulations on landowners," (OSU Forestry Extension meeting, August 10 , 1994.