Sentence examples for more recent recalls from inspiring English sources

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration did not learn about Ford's 1999 replacement of tires in Saudi Arabia and more recent recalls in Thailand and Malaysia until last May, after press reports and insurance company notices finally prompted the agency to launch its own investigation into some 1,400 incidents that resulted in 88 deaths and 250 injuries in America.

The bankruptcies of two Detroit automakers, the more recent recall issues of Toyota Motor and the overarching pressure on the industry from economic recession and high unemployment have put a substantial dent in vehicle sales.

As some questions asked were retrospective in nature, there is likely an element of recall bias, which may have contributed to lower response rates when compared to the rates of questions requiring more recent recall.

Of more recent memory, recall that the Mets' manager, in what is not expected to become an annual college lecture, suggested that if Benny Agbayani were given the same playing opportunity he would have "a lot more production" than Bell.

Proposed explanations for this pattern include: a cohort effect (increasing incidence in more recent birth cohorts), recall failure and/or differential mortality.

The numbers reflect only the first few weeks of the outbreak; more recent numbers, when the recalls have greatly expanded, were not available.

But when I arrived at the library I was put in mind of more recent mythology: the architecture recalled the observation deck of the U.S.S.

Oversize bad-taste jumpers and floral patchwork dresses worn with candy-striped tights recalled more recent Balenciaga history, and the collections of Nicolas Ghesquière.

While memory may play a role, we did not find that failure to recall events that were further away in a more distant past was consistently more common than failure to recall more recent events.

This may be a result of so-called telescoping effect where events from the past are shifted towards more recent period during the recall process due to the compression of the time scale or because of heteroscedastic random measurement error due to the increase of error variance for more distant events.

Sales of the Toyota Camry midsize sedan, one of eight models affected by the more recent of two big Toyota recalls, declined 24 percent.