Sentence examples for merely recent from inspiring English sources

But the natural, or merely recent, urge to trust the victim made such skepticism harder to register in public.

Perivitellin fluid proteins, called perivitellins, have classically been considered merely storage proteins but recent work has shown that many of them serve other functions before being ingested by the embryos.

People are not the world, they are merely a recent and transitory product of it.

And for those people that continue to view addicts as merely "weak", recent genetic research may force a rethink.

Wood was merely corroborating recent remarks by Keith Richards, who said he and Mick Jagger would be living in New York this spring.

Instead of merely showcasing recent technology, it defines a distinct "postdigital" style: a sort of algorithmic baroque, with dizzying folds further complicated by perforated surfaces.

Most of the information in it has been in the public domain for several months, while some of it merely confirms through recent research what was widely suspected.

The manual merely states "recent examples suggest that previous prime ministers have not offered their resignations until there was a situation in which clear advice could be given to the sovereign on who should be asked to form a government.

He argues that they merely codify recent steps that NSF has taken to ensure "greater accountability" of the government's investment in basic research.

It had been thought that China has transformed into a system of two-term governance for the country's supreme leader but this is merely a recent convention rather than a rule.

The Metro-North power outage is merely one recent example of the unprecedented challenges being faced by traditional, centralized utilities.