Sentence examples for in recent memory yet from inspiring English sources

Expect this antigraft campaign to ensnare more senior officials and to be the most effective in recent memory, yet ultimately stop short of addressing the systemic issues that have allowed corruption to flourish.

The events of the 2005 Cronulla race riots and dangers of rallying anti-Muslim sentiment remained ingrained in Australia's recent memory, yet Islamophobia is perhaps again being seeded by conservative politicians' hardline stance against terror.

In a season that saw not one but two quarterbacks break the single-season passing record, which had stood for almost thirty years, or a football century, the quarterback who earned the most headlines compiled some of the worst statistics in recent memory, and yet somehow — miraculously?

Or any other year in recent memory that left us with yet another mass shooting?

And while this bout, on paper, has the potential to be one of the most interesting matchups in recent memory, it will likely end in yet another McGregor knockout, although the Irishman will need a few rounds to move past Diaz's boxing and defense.

Yet the 1990s was the most prosperous decade in recent memory.

The whole situation became a most dramatic ― and yet least controversial ― expression of corporate social responsibility in recent memory.

Or any other year in recent memory.

We tried an unserious leader once before in recent memory.

Has anyone in recent memory drawn such feats as that?

The joint committee sat longer than any in recent memory.