Sentence examples for more recent appointments from inspiring English sources

These more recent appointments have been disheartening in the extreme.

Many of the defenders of the appointments point out that decades, maybe centuries, of more recent appointments have ignored the original meaning.

Vera Kutzinski, a more recent appointment now teaching at Vanderbilt, introduced the teaching of Caribbean literature and American literature in a hemispheric frame.

Examples of this phenomenon include Carly Fiorina's tenure at Hewlett-Packard and, possibly, Meg Whitman's more recent appointment at the very same company.

One of her more recent high-profile appointments was in the fashion industry.

Three names that signify more than just recent appointments of women to U.S. foreign policy leadership roles.

This feature has initially focused around calendar appointments and location, with more recent additions such as sports scores for teams you follow.

27 In more recent years, Parliament has provided for court appointment of counsel in serious criminal cases, but only at the accused's request.

The more recent legislation would give parliament large sway over the appointment of judges, stoking fears among government critics who believe the changes would make the prosecution of political opponents more likely.

Mr. Perry — witness his recent appointments to the A&M and U.T. boards — has more Aggie than Republican in his personal DNA.

These recent appointments have had a ripple effect by encouraging more women to apply for leadership positions, he said.