Sentence examples for more recently produced from inspiring English sources

Jones more recently produced to the IPCC the 12 policy books in which the Hillsborough investigation had been documented, and the IPCC is now investigating why Jones, not the West Midlands police force itself, had the policy books in his possession.

Once home to communities of escaped slaves, the region has, more recently, produced such figures as the disgraced President Fernando Collor de Mello, who was impeached in 1992, and Luis (Lula) Inácio da Silva, a former metalworker who was elected President a decade later.

Shey cofounded and ran interactive agency Proteus and more recently produced Amanda Across America, Amanda Congdon's post Rocketboom video blogging project.

Although early Smith pieces may have an initial stamped on them for identification purposes, more recently produced items may only carry a paper label.

Simon Winchester, author of "The Professor and the Madman" The legal skirmish marks the latest setback for Chartier, who founded Voltage in 2005 and had earlier successes with the Oscar-winning "The Hurt Locker" and "Dallas Buyers Club". But the Frenchman has more recently produced a number of flops, including last year's little-seen "Fathers and Daughters," starring Russell Crowe.

The Tinnitus Research Initiative (TRI) more recently produced a document targeted at an international audience of hearing practitioners and medical specialists [ 22].

Chestnut now stars in Fox's "Rosewood," Cuba Gooding Jr. is channeling O.J. Simpson's past in "American Crime Story," and Ice Cube left N.W.A to became a solo artist before more recently producing the box-office hit "Straight Outta Compton".

Not a Rush Limbaugh, Patriot Act type of patriotism but something that feels less grubby and more pure: we recently produced a Thomas Paine-esque piece of literature entitled Common Sense, which evokes a classic type of constitutional democracy not tarnished by the Ken Lay and Enron-type corporate sponsors of government.

This, we note, is about a factor 2 less than the nearly 106 data used in the more advanced model recently produced by Hulot et al. (2015b), who could use data extending up to November 6, 2014, and selected in a slightly different way (taking advantage of the lessons learnt from constructing the models presented here).

Working on a more advanced technology, researchers recently produced a fuel cell with more power and the ability to start in subzero temperatures.

I should stress however that the more recent and more reliable estimates that were recently produced by Emmanuel Saez (Berkeley) and Gabriel Zucman (LSE) confirm the pattern that I find.