Sentence examples for most recent remark from inspiring English sources

The most recent remark came Wednesday from New York Fed President William Dudley, who said commercial real estate will be under pressure for a while.

But this most recent remark reveals just how far removed his priorities are from those of most Americans.

His most recent remarks won him no new supporters.

His most recent remarks pushed that time back to the end of the year.

Unfortunately, he has never made a recruiting speech -- even his most recent remarks had only a fleeting call to arms at the end.

In the most incendiary of his most recent remarks, he said that Notre Dame had never been invited to join Ohio State's conference, the Big Ten, because "you just can't trust those damned Catholics".

In his most recent remarks on the affair last week, Hoeness credited Bayern fans and the board members for supporting him in the months since he came forward, and he sounded upbeat about the outcome.

Typical was a Jan . 24essay posted on the site and wtitten by Liu Junning, a political scientist, who seized on Mr. Xi's most recent remarks on "caging power" and traced the concept to the Magna Carta and the American Constitution.

If he was reluctant then to engage the Giants in a war of wills, Dayne's most recent remarks make it sound as if he wants to force a deal.

"I would also like to apologise to World Snooker," he said after his most recent remarks.

Reid's most recent remarks have been criticized as deliberately provocative, if not reckless, speculation.