Sentence examples for more recent movement from inspiring English sources

Aging in place, a related but more recent movement, which holds that homes should be built so owners can continue to live in them despite age-related problems, has been driven by the aging boomer population.

A more recent movement that has striking parallels to both the American civil rights movement and the South African struggle against apartheid is the civil disobedience and political activism of the Dalits in India.

There are reports that he has been sympathetic to a similar, more recent movement against the King of Bhutan that is based in West Bengal and in northern Bihar, a political stronghold of Mr. Shekhar.

It is a model for Occupy Wall Street — like that more recent movement, it is decentralized and decisions are largely made by consensus — which has said it will hold protests around the country on Tuesday, historically a significant day for the labor movement.

ID is a more recent movement that conceals its promotion of Christianity more carefully.

But the Ghost Swimmer is part of a more recent movement to develop more autonomous, versatile, and tactically superior drones based on animal designs.

The same logic has been at work in western Europe, where squads have been shaped by two waves of more recent movements.

This section and the next highlights these two more recent movements.

A more recent movement-based subgrouping system proposes that maladaptive motor behaviour exposes the spine to on-going strain resulting in pain [ 11].

The civil rights movement and more recent social movements, like the tea party, succeeded because they worked hard on three key factors: organization, messaging and nonviolence.

Globalization provided an escape valve until demand faltered during the global recession and the more recent protectionist movement in the United States.