Sentence examples for more recently notes from inspiring English sources
"Whilst [name of the property] is a well thought-of block, it is somewhat staid in comparison with other blocks built more recently," notes the agent.
The science of measuring environmental harm is complicated, and I think it is accurate to assume there is a multiplier effect, as some scientists have more recently noted.
Lerdorf has been more recently noted for his blog posts, such as his outline on his philosophy to developing PHP applications: The no-framework PHP framework.
Barcelos et al. more recently noted no differences in the percentage of meiotic abnormalities in in vitro matured oocytes from endometriosis or control patients after ovarian stimulation [ 4].
More recently noted increases in the incidence of type 1 diabetes among younger individuals (40) could have also contributed to the greater severity of retinopathy seen in an older era.
More recently, Cohan notes, it has survived "rogue traders, suicidal clients and charges of insider trading".
More recently, Cooper notes, black female artists have reclaimed Gullah mystique as an act of self-affirmation.
More recently, Kornacki notes, Romney's opposition to the START treaty had commentators groaning in disbelief.
More recently, Grim notes that deeming resolutions were used by Republicans "36 times in 2005 and 2006," and by Democrats "49 times in 2007 and 2008".
More recently, she noted, the movie "Working Girl" connected to working women's desires to move up the ranks.
More recently, he noted that Barack Obama's continued insistence that we have one President at a time "overstates the number of Presidents we have").
