Sentence examples for does in a recent from inspiring English sources

Just look at the gap between male and female employment rates in America, Japan and western Europe, as Kevin Daly, an economist at Goldman Sachs, does in a recent study (see the left-hand chart).

For example, Beyoncé uses her nonfictional voice and persona to claim feminism, even to claim, as she does in a recent issue of Elle magazine, "to give clarity to the true meaning" of the term, but her construction of feminism cannot be trusted.

Here it is instructive to consider the concept of theater as representation -- of a people or an era -- as scholar Simon Schama does in a recent essay about Shakespeare.

Take the "Aeneid," as David Barash of the University of Washington did in a recent article.

Residents sometimes clash with the Afghan conservationists, as they did in a recent meeting.

Samsung did not ask for billions of dollars in monetary damages, as Apple did in a recent, separate patent-infringement lawsuit against Samsung, in California.

It is often said, as Trump did in a recent tweet, that, in 2013, Obama backed away from a military attack on Syria following an earlier chemical attack.

You "build the business case", so to speak, for action, which is exactly what Al Gore tried to do in a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.

Al Gore will probably not be calling President Bush a "moral coward," as he did in a recent speech, when he addresses the Democratic convention on Monday night.

And when you hear Barack Obama likened to Pol Pot — as Mr. Savage did in a recent show— you can understand the concern.

It cannot, for example, be right for the business secretary to be headlining "Research: More for Less" as he did in a recent keynote speech.