Sentence examples for evidenced recently from inspiring English sources

Other factors are beyond the mayor's control, according to the report, such as actuarial recalculations and lower investment returns, as evidenced recently by the impact of the recession.

Yugoslavia's financial dif ficulties have been evidenced recently by the force of strong inflationary influ ences, which the Government has moved to combat by freezing many prices.

This is in contrast to titanium where the competition between the adsorption mechanisms of proteins and those relating to phosphate ions was evidenced recently.

What's more, the phrase is now a political cliché, as evidenced recently when "Saturday Night Live" spoofed it by having a Senator McCain doppelganger approving increasingly ridiculous attacks on Senator Obama.

There is work being done on efficiency more broadly, as evidenced recently when the Civil Aviation Authority announced new targets for NATS to make significant fuel and carbon savings using better flight trajectories.

The present contribution shows that the mechanism is the same as that evidenced recently in Al Zn alloys, when small amounts of Cr (1000 ppm) are added to the melt (Kurtuldu et al., 2013).

These include, among others the omentum, in which the presence of senescent HPMCs was evidenced quite recently [ 5].

But there is growing evidence recently uncovered by the A.C.L.U.

Some lawyers who believe they have confronted secret evidence recently say immigration service lawyers are not acknowledging what their evidence is.

Such requests must be addressed to the Chief Postal Inspector or delegate and must be based on evidence recently developed or not previously presented.

Later studies also found the drug to be inexpensive, safe and effective, though evidence recently emerged that it could make some mothers more resistant to subsequent antiretroviral treatment.