Sentence examples for few weeks show from inspiring English sources

But the events of the past few weeks show there are perils, too, in trying to have the best of all worlds.

The events of the last few weeks show that while prohibiting or regulating shorting itself may not be appropriate, we may need more disclosure.

"The events of the last few weeks show the importance of not putting all your eggs in one basket," he said.

But the details of the two contracts awarded in the last few weeks show just how far the ID cards scheme has become embedded in the introduction of "biometric" passports.

Estimates from Christie's, Sotheby's and smaller rivals such as Phillips and Bonhams for sales over the next few weeks show that the paintings, sculptures and furniture under the hammer are on course to defy a sluggish global economy again this year.

His rare pronouncements on the two main national issues of the past few weeks show him failing to use opportunities for straight talking: he was late in criticising Congress's Kosovo votes, and did little to lead public debate about gun laws and youth violence in the wake of the high-school killings in Littleton, Colorado.

But this surge over the last few weeks shows that for some families, the holidays have been the final straw.

Staff members in Mr. Davis's office said that Mr. Askew had been calling the councilman more often in the past few weeks, showing up at the his office yesterday at midday.

The analysis, sent to some Labour MPs, found that focus groups in London, Brighton and Ipswich over the past few weeks showed voters were "uniformly uncertain" about whether Labour was campaigning to stay in the EU.

Blake's Supreme Court case, which is set to be decided in the next few weeks, shows the P.L.R.A.'s effect: at issue is not the role Ross may have played in the assault (Ross has argued that he attempted to deëscalate the situation) but, rather, whether the case should be dismissed because Blake did not file the proper paperwork.

"The experience of the last few weeks shows that Europe needs to have much more solidarity when it comes to energy," said Mr Tusk at the launch of a new energy project in Tychy on March 29th.Poland also wants to create a mechanism for Europe to share gas in the event of supply disruption.