Sentence examples for more so recently from inspiring English sources

Public sector workers tend to experience these ups and downs a lot less frequently (although more so recently).

The indications for surgery in spinal tuberculosis have been controversial, and more so recently, in the era of renewed understanding of the concept of multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis along with newer modalities of spinal instrumentation.

More so recently in practice, he has discussed Golson's comfort level with the plays, and instead of adding more of them as the season progressed, Kelly said he pared his list "to accentuate the things that he really likes".

What is most striking, say both the mayor's opponents and his own subordinates, is how hard he has been pushing since he was elected -- and more so recently -- to reach some of the goals he outlined early on.

If anything, this political engagement has only increased over the years, the more so recently as she has launched a blog attacking the Bush government over the war in Iraq.

Poems from eminent writers are often collected into anthologies and there is often debate over who is and is not included – none more so recently than when Hollywood actor Viggo Mortensen funded and published an anthology through his own company, Perceval.

Perhaps, but no more so than recently released anti-aging creams that feature placenta and faux snake-venom.

Even more so, Oculus recently announced that they'll be shipping a new headset called Quest this spring, which will sell for $399 and will be the most powerful example of a premium device to date.

For me, I feel like we've experienced that more so just recently, doing this EP.

We wanted to know more so we recently called up the Young Echo and Killing Sound member on Skype to discuss the project, ambient music's relationship with politics, and his exclusive mix for THUMP.

I don't doubt he'd have dealt similarly with them — all the more so because he recently admitted that closing Sydenham was one of his big mistakes.