Sentence examples for more recent lists from inspiring English sources

I.R.S. officials said Monday that the more recent lists did not include the terms aimed at conservative groups.

But the more recent lists are heavy on reality shows, which make up 5 of the African-American Top 10 and 7 of the overall hits.

Mr. Pan's lawyers had once listed Mr. Liu as a possible witness in the trial, but omitted his name on a more recent list.

Further along the wall are six large black slabs etched with a more recent list of deaths – those of the troops who have died since British forces returned to Afghanistan in 2001.

A more recent list of 169 indicators has left experts howling about the important measures that are being missed.

Facebook of course also has the notion of groups, separate from (and more recent than) lists.

Socketsite offers a tip: You can still get a rough idea of how long a property has been sitting on the market by comparing Listings #'s (the higher the number, the more recent the listing).

Meanwhile some of the more recent sources listed (Lemesurier, Gruber, Wilson) have been particularly scathing about later attempts by some lesser-known authors and Internet enthusiasts to extract alleged hidden meanings from the texts, whether with the aid of anagrams, numerical codes, graphs or otherwise.

Although our collecting strategy was to analyze approximately three specimens per taxon, several common taxa (as identified using [ 1] or more recent references listed in [ 44]) were represented in the survey collections by numerous sequences for the mitochondrial COI marker (Amansia glomerata, Asparagopsis taxiformis, Dasya iridescens and Dichotomaria marginata).

In a more recent analysis, gene lists obtained through mining of neuroblast and NB gene expression profiles were used in conjunction with the Connectivity Map tool [ 82], which allows prediction of therapeutic compounds that could be of use for the cells under study [ 83].

A more recent DOL report listed cattle herding as a major agricultural activity that employed underage children.