Sentence examples for more recent moves from inspiring English sources

Addressing more recent moves that have put Mr. Gingrich on the wrong side of some conservatives, "Answering the Attacks" submits that the former speaker, who is from Georgia, believes "it was a mistake to back Dede Scozzafava, the Republican nominee" in a 2009 special election for Congress in upstate New York, instead of her Conservative Party rival Douglas L. Hoffman.

And more recent moves to have one person act as both village head and party chief have made it easier still.Although Beihe began directly electing its village head a decade ago (and sure enough it was always Zhangs who won), the party chief, Mr Yan, was still the man in charge.

They had captured power in Sudan as early as 1989 by way of a coup (but later lost it) and would have taken it by majority vote in Algeria in 1991, had the army not upended the table and engaged in a bloody civil war to stop them.Yet the Ikhwan's more recent moves out of exile, out of prison and out of cramped flats bugged by the old regimes' secret police have not proved easy.

The decision to implement this added security feature is only one of Facebook's more recent moves to better protect user accounts.

They've made efforts through endeavors like Facebook Stories to show the viability of Facebook embeds as a truly dynamic primary source, while more recent moves such as their Trending section and Instant Articles have shown that they're serious about driving users to news content without having them ever leave the site.

Jawbone is not releasing any recent sales figures for its UP trackers, but it has been feeling the pace of competition this year — both from pure-play wearables companies, and popular hardware brands now making more recent moves into the space.

A more recent move towards debt restructuring and some debt forgiving notwithstanding, many countries continue to labour under those same repayments.

Instagram's more recent move, by contrast, seems to run counter to its precious spirit — a betrayal of all the careful curation and perfect visuals.

While second homes have traditionally been viewed as holiday bolt-holes since the trend first emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, there has been a more recent move to buy houses in rural and coastal areas as an investment, mirroring developments in the London property market.

He pointed to rebounds from labor strife in the mid-1920s; the Japanese occupation from 1941 to 1945; United Nations and United States embargoes during the Korean War that prompted a shift from trade to light industry 50 years ago; and Hong Kong's more recent move to a service economy after industrial jobs were shipped to mainland China.

Similar unintended consequences might befall NASCAR's more recent move to limit testing time at racetracks.