Sentence examples for more recent but from inspiring English sources

Her Palestinian convictions are more recent but intense.

After the flexible manufacturing (FMS) boom, a more recent, but no less significant, area of machine development involves the reconfiguration of milling machines.

The more recent but shorter NCEP/DOE Reanalysis (1979 2006) shows similar interannual variability in cyclone frequency but no significant long-term trend.

"Fairfield Porter: Raw/The Creative Process of an American Master" at the Parrish Museum in Southampton provides a more recent, but similarly complicated, case.

A more recent but arguably less reliable figure from the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) puts the worldwide total at 15,650.

The Greek cultural affinity with Russia goes back centuries; the Greek left's sympathies with Moscow are more recent, but very strong.

In fact, this same leitmotif of rising up has been central in the Caribbean coming-of-age novel, from Jane's Career by H.G. DeLisser to canonical mid-century novels by George Lamming, Sam Selvon, V.S. Naipaul, and Jacques-Stephen Alexis to more-recent-but-nowclassic offerings from women writers such as Merle Hodge, Jamaica Kincaid, Merle Collins, Julia Alvarez, Edwidge Danticat, and others.

"I have more recent regrets, but not the past.

There are more recent studies, but this is the one I still hang my hat on.

Digital Globe and Sentinel had more recent images but the resolution was too low to confirm aircraft types.

I have to say I prefer the more recent material, but the older records are still great.