Sentence examples for more recent changes from inspiring English sources
Among the more recent changes afoot at Twitter, the company recently announced that it would no longer allow third parties to use Twitter's API for bulk-following or unfollowing Twitter accounts — spammy behavior, by many estimates.
But the emerging conservatism of the Midwest and the growing progressivism of the southeast reflect much more recent changes.
Your file may retain more recent changes if you manually saved it yourself by pressing Control+S on the keyboard or using the menu option.
The further you go out in time, the more likely it is that the cuts enshrined in this deal will have been swamped by more recent changes to policy.
More recent changes (adopted last October) have seen the bowling powerplay abolished, while the batting powerplay must be completed by the 40th over.
What's more, recent changes to the law have introduced junior professorships in an attempt to enable researchers to achieve full professorships at a much earlier age.
Contrasting Mr. Huckabee's long record of opposition to abortion rights with Mr. Romney's more recent change to that position, the commercial asks, "On the most fundamental issue, shouldn't we trust a man who has always been consistent?" Patrick Davis, a spokesman for the group, said it paid $50,000 to run television commercials on the Fox News Channel in Iowa through Jan . 1
Data from previous generation L-band SAR systems (e.g., JERS-1 from mid 1990s, and ALOS PALSAR between 2007 and 2011) can also be integrated to observe historic and more recent change.
The federal panel initially rejected a request to change the name in 2001 after local opposition, but found enough support to approve the more recent change.
One of his more recent, Change Your Thoughts--Change Your Life; Living the Wisdom of the Tao was an example of his willingness to explore other philosophies.
His more recent change in tone and willingness to re-examine his positions, they argue, is proof that he's evolving in the right direction.
