Sentence examples for more recent histories from inspiring English sources

But more recent histories of the disease caution against collapsing these women's experiences into a tidy political story that categorizes their suffering as exclusively psychological.

As the co-author of one of the more recent histories of the genocide, I am regularly invited to attend conferences and give lectures on the subject in Germany and the word is spreading.

There are two theories of its creation: The Caddo Indians held that it was formed by an earthquake and flooding; other, more recent histories say it was the result of the Great Raft — a huge logjam in the Red River, which in the early 1800s forced enough water into Big Cypress Bayou to create the lake.

In more recent histories, anthropogenic factors have also greatly accelerated the destruction of caves and cave-like microhabitats in the karsts (Clements et al.2006).2006

Thus, IPT was effective not only in treating MDD but also in treating MDD in women with significant past and more recent histories of trauma.

But more recent history is represented too.

But more recent history has been cruel.

That is a lesson rubbed home by more recent history.

Mr. McGlothin also details the crater's more recent history.

And in more recent history, several philosophers have sought refuge in quieter, more remote places.

The rallies of more recent history have been airbrushed from this Bavarian theme park.