Sentence examples for in recent issues from inspiring English sources

There have been some pointers in recent issues of the Sun's Scottish editions.

Evidences of the spread of occidental culture, as noted in recent issues of the daily press.

The butterfly, vole and forest-edge studies all were published in recent issues of the journal Conservation Biology.

Topics in recent issues run from "No. 6: Monk or Mystic?" to "The Prisoner, Adolf Hitler and a Breakdown of the Time-Space Continuum".

In recent issues, The New Yorker has published pieces by Kolbert on species extinction, from chapters in her forthcoming book, "The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History".

Its back pages carry advertisements, cartoons, obituaries, poetry and, in recent issues, a full-page column on topics like special relativity, credited to "the homeless science writer, Chongo".

In recent issue of Nature, Adams and colleagues performed a genome-wide in vivo screen of 810 mutant mouse lines to identify important metastatic regulators in host microenvironment (van der Weyden et al., 2017).

One is China, which invested about €100m in two recent issues of T-bills as a token of goodwill.

The study by Dr. Verschuren and Dr. Kathleen R. Laird and Dr. Brian F. Cumming of Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, appeared in a recent issue of the journal Nature.

In this issue and in a recent issue of Cell, Vahedi et al.

Part of the problem is the slowdown in emerging market growth detailed in a recent issue.