Sentence examples for in the recent issue from inspiring English sources

It was reported in the recent issue of In Touch Weekly that she allegedly gave him an ultimatum to either seek help and head the difficulties off at the pass or throw in the towel.

(Lawrence Lessig wrote about this problem in the recent issue of The New Republic).

In the recent issue of Dime Magazine, Martin suggests that racism has contributed to his reputation as a thug.

However, neither is likely to move the "nondebate" over drugs forward as much as an interview in the recent issue of Playboy given by New Mexico's Republican governor, Gary Johnson.

Vinod Mehta, the editorial chairman of Outlook Group, has a Q & A in the recent issue of Open Magazine in which he discusses the recent scuffle over the Indian Express's apparently erroneous report that the Indian army was moving toward the capital in January.

They were doing their middle-class postwar best to bring about a day when a striking young couple could be depicted in the recent issue of The New Yorker, photograph circa 1996, posing in their Chicago home, full of entitlement, our best and brightest, clearly on their way to somewhere.

THE briefing in the most recent issue of The Economist's print edition tackles the tricky subject of civil wars.

Here, according to a study published in the most recent issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), the numbers are moving in the opposite direction.

The study was published in the most recent issue of the journal Evolutionary Psychology.

The paper was published in the most recent issue of the journal Nature Geoscience.

The first headline ran in the most recent issue, which also carried Footprints in the Sands of Time, a column on local history started by the Ryans.