Sentence examples for more recently including from inspiring English sources

More recently, including at a protest over the weekend, demonstrators called for an "immediate inspection" of the facility.

This marks a setback for the seven rating firms that have been recognised by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) more recently, including DBRS and Egan-Jones.

The Roero has started producing its own wines much more recently, including the excellent white arneis, and landscapes here are still a mix of thick woodlands, farmland and, now, vines.

There have been other serious attacks in Kabul more recently, including a deadly one just a week earlier in which a suicide car bomber killed six American military advisers, but those have been single bombings, rather than extended engagements.

Legislatures in other states have expelled members more recently, including the Michigan State Senate, which removed a senator in 2001 who was involved in a physical dispute with his fiancée.

A quick survey on the Web proves you can also buy other movie-star toy robots made more recently, including a robot inspired by the Maria in Fritz Lang's 1926 German film "Metropolis"; Hal 9000, from "2001: A Space Odyssey"; both 3CPO and R2D2 from "Star Wars"; and Vanessa Rembot from "Austin Powers".

The pledge signed by party leaders more recently included a commitment to preserve the Barnett formula.

Other notable startups from Asia who have been part of the Battlefield more recently include Health2Sync, Modbot and Fin.

Other companies that have been attacked more recently include TypePad, Basecamp, Vimeo, Bit.ly, and as of this past weekend, marketing analytics software provider Moz, to name just a few.

Meanwhile, Snapchat's growth among older Americans has a lot to do with Snapchat's content deals, which have more recently included those with the NFL, NBCUniversal, Turner, Hearst, and Disney along with others.

And let's be fair –  Netflix is not alone in its efforts to dust off our memories in exchange for our cash: its move is part of a larger industry trend to reboot classics, which has more recently included other networks' efforts at bringing back Twin Peaks (Showtime), The X-Files (Fox), and The Muppet Show (ABC), to name a few.