Sentence examples for more recently questioned from inspiring English sources

Trump has more recently questioned the findings of a government-commissioned George Washington University study, which estimated that the island suffered nearly 3,000 "excess deaths" during the storm and its aftermath.

Standard surgical treatment for BAOS includes nostril plasty and partial staphylectomy, with saccule resection being more recently questioned [ 42- 44].

But more recently, questions about his coaching future have intensified.

But more recently, question marks began to replace exclamation points.

More recently, questions have been raised concerning the adequacy of any single definition of the term communication as it is currently employed.

Four years later, in 1998, the murder of Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming, brought worldwide attention to homophobia (though the role of Shepard's sexual orientation in his murder has more recently been questioned).

More seriously, prosecutors here recently questioned Mr. Bastos about an admittedly offensive joke of his about rape victims.

This has been recently questioned since more than one PrPres type in the brain from sCJD patients has been observed [9].

No national media source has done more recently to question the status quo of mass incarceration with numerous stories on prison conditions, wrongful convictions, and excessive severe sentencing.

More recently, John Roberts questions the systems approach at a point sometimes thought to be a strength of the view: "We have no practice of weighing competing virtues of simplicity and information content for the purpose of choosing one deductive system over others, where all are presumed to be true" (2008, 10).

Even more, the necessity of quantitative cultures has been recently questioned.