Sentence examples for more recently posted from inspiring English sources

Brown, who followed Rihanna on Instagram again earlier this year, commented on the more recently posted image with the eyes emoji, causing a covfefe kerfuffle among her fans on social media.

His Facebook wall is filled with tributes to his friends in Edmonton, and more recently, posts of solidarity with the fire-ravaged town of Fort McMurray.

More recently, post-operative nausea and vomiting was rarely reported [ 5, 8].

While it is unlikely that, had WISDOM recruited a greater proportion of its target before the WHI results were published, closure could have been avoided, younger, more recently post-menopausal women would have been included (the strategy was to recruit older age groups first) adding new information not available from the WHI trials.

More recently, Jaguar posted a 16.3 percent increase in global sales in the first seven months of this year compared with the same period last year.

The company, which started with great fanfare almost three years ago, but more recently has posted widening losses and plunging sales, is allowing its customers to buy airline tickets as late as 6 p.m. on the day before their departure.

More recently, Mr. McKay posted on Twitter that he and the stars of the movie "Step Brothers" (including Mr. Ferrell and John C. Reilly) were working on a rap album, a seemingly innocent bit of news.

Even more recently, Will posted on Facebook that he now identifies as genderfluid.

The video of Ella gazing at a "semi-abstract water painting on my easel" now has more than 10,000 views; Powell recently posted a new one with more than 4,000 views and over 100 comments.

Worst of all are custom screens, in the now obligatory square format of Instagram, that do nothing more than scrape social networks for recently posted images.

The Guardian and New York Times are losing readers faster, their heavyweight journalism costs more, and although their holding companies recently posted profits, revenues have been falling alarmingly.