Sentence examples for more recent event from inspiring English sources

Well, there is for the more recent event, Winston and the second world war, of course.

– they raised the possibility that polar bears were a much older species and the Ireland link was a more recent event.

Someone is still commemorating the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11? No, the attack in question is the one of Dec. 7, 1941, and the History channel's examination of it on Wednesday night in "Pearl Harbor: 24 Hours After" provides some striking comparisons with the more recent event.

Q: Tell me about a more recent event.

Both the mitochondrial and Y-chromosome data suggest that modern humans have been living in Africa longer than any other place in the world and that expansion into Europe and East Asia was a more recent event.

The oldest and most elevated is (1) a stripped etchplain evolving laterally into (2) a stepped pediplain bearing residual inselbergs; (3) a younger pediplain later formed in response to a more recent event of crustal deformation.

But consider more recent events.

But more recent events have taught us a different lesson.

Perhaps he should brush up on more recent events.

Supply chain-related food scandals are here to stay as more recent events in China and Japan demonstrate.

It's easy to be reminded, by all this, of more recent events.