Sentence examples for more recently used from inspiring English sources

Once laden with Cunard Line cargo, Pier 94 was more recently used as a parking garage.

He has worked in business and more recently used his skills to manage and coordinate antipoverty programs.

Controllers allocate an outgoing track, which enables aircraft separation to be maintained; this is determined from a check of the more recently used standard departure clearances.

The statute was enacted 30 years ago to fight organized crime, although federal prosecutors have more recently used it against businesses and others it contends have engaged in a pattern of illegal acts.

Triumphalism, first applied in 1964 to excessive pride in one's church, more recently used to derogate American leadership, soon to characterize Kremlin arrogance; and Putinism, coined in January 2000 by Richard Gwyn in The Toronto Star to mean "a state that is strong and yet also is, more or less, democratic".

There was some consolation for Darcis, a player more recently used to playing in challenger events, in that he pocketed £38,000 for his victory over Nadal and he admitted in time he would be able to look back on the tournament favourably.

But not Mr. Weiner, who usually kept to himself, and was busy either talking to his staff or, more recently, using his BlackBerry.

The second model, developed much more recently, uses the theory of dissociation and reaction.

More recently, using variation across sectors and over time, Cappellari et al.

Modern psychotherapy treatments utilizing cognitive behavioral theory are increasingly delivered over the Internet and more recently using smartphone applications.

More recently, using an OsSUT1 knockout mutant with the anther culture technique, Eom et al. ([2012]) excluded the possibility that OsSUT1 plays a major role in phloem loading.