Sentence examples for more recent step from inspiring English sources

A more recent step was getting a reading machine.

Finally, we discuss more recent steps taken by the market operator and regulators to ensure transmission capacity is available for new wind generators that are expected to come online in the future.

For women in Bangladesh and Egypt, work outside the home was seen as a more recent positive step towards empowerment, but not so for women in Ghana, where this was something they had always experienced.

Near them is a more recent bronze, "Stepped Forth" (2005), an intimately scaled but visually austere dark black basket or cage with ornate curvilinear ribbing and sections of latticelike woven metal.

This more recent freedom to step outside of our ethnic or cultural perspectives can now serve as a foundation for an even greater level of freedom.

A recent step towards more universal benefits was undertaken by the introduction of Assicurazione Sociale per l'Impiego (ASPI) in Italy in 2013.

As with methods to correct for alteration during Thellier-type methods, this correction should be treated with caution, especially for cases when the ratio of the pre- and post-heating ARMs is far from unity; however, this correction is a standard step in more recent applications of the Shaw (1974) method (e.g., Yamamoto et al. (2003)).

Rapid nineteenth century increases in melanics, followed by more recent declines took place in step with changing patterns of industrialization in Britain and elsewhere [ 3– 5].

A more recent review took the further step of outlining adaptation options focused on the role of medical professionals in preventing changes in these illnesses related to climate change (Shea et al., 2008).

A more recent study showed that a stepped-care program is effective in improving disease control in chronically ill patients with existing major depression [ 31].

One big step forwards in more recent methods is back-checking them (sometimes called "ground truthing") with living animals.