Sentence examples for most recent sign from inspiring English sources

Many see the theater's rebirth as the most recent sign that the neighborhood is on the rise.

Here's just the most recent sign of the nasty party off the leash, trying to distract from current economic and electoral woes.

The most recent sign of official dissatisfaction came at the end of the BRICS meeting, when Xinhua, the state-run news service, said changes to the distribution of I.M.F.

The most recent sign of the group's determination to attack the United States by any means possible was the failed plot to hide bombs inside packages sent by air cargo from Yemen to addresses in Chicago.

The letters were the most recent sign of concern that regulators at both the state and federal level are becoming increasingly concerned about the accuracy and validity of tests being sold through the Internet.

The most recent sign of trouble was a suggestion by supporters of Mr. Deby, a military ruler twice elected president, to amend the Constitution to allow him to run for a third term.

The hacking operation, conducted by a group called "Comment Crew," was one of the most recent signs of the ambitions of China's drone development program.

The club's most recent signing, ADRIAN MUTU, the Romanian striker acquired from Parma for a $26 million transfer fee, missed the match because his transfer has yet to be approved by Italian authorities.

These days, it seems stalled: vote rigging in Nigeria, a convulsion of ethnic violence after disputed elections in Kenya and outright theft at the polls in Zimbabwe are among the most recent signs.

A suicide bomber attacked a group of Syrian security service members near a mosque in a Damascus suburb on Friday, killing at least nine people and wounding dozens of others, said the state news media, which also reported at least two other bombings around the capital in the most recent signs of the erosion of the United Nations-monitored cease-fire.

The most recent signs of health growth of 4.5% in the first quarter at an annual rate coupled with low labour costs —have helped the Dow to climb 20% this year, though Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, this week gave warning that labour markets may be tightening.