Sentence examples for languages in recent from inspiring English sources
"Here," which came out in 2014 and was the result of many years' work, was the focus of an exhibit at the Morgan Library and was translated into eighteen languages; in recent weeks, he's travelled to Russia, Japan, and Singapore to promote its translations.
Although systemic functional linguistics has been applied to the description of an increasing number of languages in recent years, systemic functional accounts of Semitic languages remain limited in number.
The formal ontology language OWL (Web Ontology Language) [13], which evolved to one of the most predominant ontology languages in recent years, is based on RDF and extends it with further constructs for a formal, semantic specification of knowledge.
The mayor has slightly ratcheted up his language in recent days when commenting on the role of the state and federal governments in the city's budget crisis.
The Supreme Court has invoked that language in recent decisions concerning the importance of the jury's role in determining facts supporting convictions.
Senator Barack Obama, Mrs. Clinton's main rival for the Democratic nomination, has also begun using more of her kitchen-table language in recent days.
Washington has toughened its language in recent days, including a White House statement calling on the S.C.A.F. to transfer power to a civilian government "as soon as possible".
Prof. Eli Katz, who teaches Yiddish at the University of California at Berkeley, said there had been a distinct revival of interest in the language in recent years, and perhaps greater interest in the culture of Eastern European Jews before the Holocaust.
Mr. Chávez has stepped up his use of aggressive language in recent weeks, especially against neighboring Colombia, a major ally of Washington in the region, and now again against Israel, as economic problems here intensify.
Mr. Maliki, who spoke out Tuesday on the arrest for the first time, has increased his anti-Baathist language in recent weeks and has resisted American pressure to reconcile with more approachable members of the party.
China's leaders have used increasingly dire language in recent years to inveigh against government corruption, which they liken to a disease that is eroding the strength of Communist governance.
