Sentence examples for more recent back from inspiring English sources

The Semitic branch spread to southwestern Asia 5,000 years ago, Dr. Ehret has written, with two much more recent back migrations, giving rise to the Amharic language of Ethiopia and the Arab languages of North Africa.

Thus the genre of pastoral literature (which characteristically portrayed poor countryfolk, like shepherds, as the last authentic belongers), and the historically more recent "Back to the Land" movements, according to which a concerted fetishisation of dirt and dung might cure our urban-induced alienation.

Newton's troubled stint at the University of Florida, his first school, felt more recent back then.

In more recent years, Back To The Future is also a film classic that I've watched repeatedly and excitedly with my two young sons, who now love it just as much as I do.

A more recent unused backing track that Harrison revisited was "His Name Is Legs Ladiess and Gentlemen)", recorded at Friar Park shortly before the 1974 tour, with Tom Scott, Billy Preston, Willie Weeks and Andy Newmark.

Younus tries to aid the more recent arrivals from back home.

Another American tradition is that of an apolitical military, although this custom was of more recent origin, dating back only to the period after the American Civil War.

The use of sunflower as an oil crop is a more recent development, dating back to the eighteenth century in Eastern Europe.

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One big step forwards in more recent methods is back-checking them (sometimes called "ground truthing") with living animals.

In a more recent pamphlet he backs new international networks to connect universities and researchers, action to entice global science hubs to the UK and better links between small businesses and universities for the benefit of regional economies.