Sentence examples for expressed recently from inspiring English sources

However, thoughts were expressed recently that one of the factors involved in these states is blood rheology.

More intricate is the argument, expressed recently by Polly Toynbee, that the film equates raw, physical power with righteousness.

Ms. Dyne works on the light and stagecraft of their live settings and, as expressed recently in a carefully worded news release, much of their recorded sound.

That will raise £1bn a year by 2020, and chimes with concerns expressed recently by the Bank of England that the rapid growth in buy-to-let lending could eventually endanger financial stability.

Van Commenee is also firmly committed to establishing a pre-Games preparation camp abroad, although his opinion differs from that expressed recently by Sebastian Coe, who believes staying at home is the best option.

"There have been some very sensitive comments expressed recently on decolonisation," said Li, referring to the angry remarks by Chen Zuo'er, a retired Beijing official who berated Hong Kong for its "failure at decolonisation".

Analysts have expressed concern recently about slowing demand for personal computers.

Some American military officers have expressed concern recently about overconfidence among Iraqi political leaders.

British Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett also expressed concern recently about suspected terrorist safe havens.

European environmental groups have expressed concern recently about a looming Arctic rush for resources and potential environmental harms.

One Clinton confidant, Harold M. Ickes, expressed surprise recently over her decision to seek a seat on the Armed Services Committee, saying he was hard pressed to explain her motivation.