Sentence examples for left in recent decades from inspiring English sources

By George Packer Left: In recent decades, Dresden's historic center has been meticulously restored.

It was the first time the right had won the presidency democratically in more than 50 years, and Mr. Piñera is one of a handful of conservatives elected to head a Latin American country since the region began a strong swing to the left in recent decades.

More than 350 former militants have returned here to India-controlled Kashmir recently in a quiet new effort to deal with the growing problem of rehabilitating some of the thousands who left home in recent decades to fight for Pakistan in its long-running separatist feud with India over the disputed territory.

The growing popularity of shoots in the Victorian era saw buzzards poisoned, shot and trapped until just 1,000 pairs were left, but protection in recent decades has led to a partial recovery.

But the college football landscape has changed drastically in recent decades, leaving the historically black programs in financial pain.

Striking new figures show that the proportion of households classified as either poor or wealthy has grown across the country in recent decades, leaving a shrinking middle.

Once the fishing capital of the world, Grimsby's fortunes took a turn for the worse in recent decades, leaving a depressed town with one of the highest unemployment rates in the country.

Technological and commercial innovations have driven airfares down in recent decades, leaving the inflationary pressures of the mining boom the biggest remaining obstacle, said Felicia Mariani, managing director of the Australian Tourism Export Council.

But the best available calculations make it clear that the number has grown by tens of millions in recent decades, leaving the United States ever more densely armed than other countries.

First basemen who bat left and throw right have increased in recent decades, but especially lately.

Although those institutions prepare thousands of students each year for high-end jobs, many graduates in recent decades have left the region to pursue their careers.