Sentence examples for for every recent from inspiring English sources

How uncomfortable that must be for the many MPs who have voted so unquestioningly for every recent war plan put before them.

When I review my box set purchases, for every recent show that ends up in my basket, an old favourite – or, more likely, something I missed entirely the first time round – also finds its way in there.

He has been the point man for every recent product announcement and made a surprise appearance on the October earnings call, during which he gave an impassioned case for why Apple offers a better ecosystem for tablets and smartphones than Google Android.

For every recent college graduate (and also recent high school graduates) the words of the famous and powerful are sometimes just what you need to get through those post-grad, new future ahead blues.

If I had a dollar for every recent similar article I've read that began in this manner, I would have enough cash for a down payment on a pair of Beats brand headphones (so very millennial).

Cheerleading has come up for discussion at every recent meeting of the N.C.A.A.'s Committee on Women's Athletics, which in the last decade has helped recognize several new women's sports like synchronized swimming, bowling, crew, equestrian and rugby.

For every method, recent applications and specific examples of studies performed are briefly discussed.

There could have been defender trials, just as there have been for every cup in recent history.

Start at the center, kill a few "evildoers," praise the military as the model institution of our country, and then head toward an attack on income inequality — which by the way resonates for every serving and recent veteran of the military with less than a star on his or her shoulder.

In 1994, the Urban Institute, a research organization in Washington issued a report, "Immigrants and Immigration, Setting the Record Straight," which said that for every dollar a recent immigrant pays in taxes, he or she receive 37 cents in government benefits.

Bangladesh police have rounded up 3,155 people in just 24 hours after the country's prime minister vowed to catch 'each and every killer' responsible for the recent uptick in brutal murders of bloggers, Hindus, Christians, LGBT activists, and other minorities claimed by violent Islamist extremists.