Sentence examples for most recent who from inspiring English sources

The most recent WHO guidelines (WHO 1999) do not specify a reference value for this measure.

Parker Higgins, the co-author of the most recent "Who Has Your Back" report, noted that, unlike with the telecoms, there's been notable improvement among Internet companies since the first report was published, in 2011.

According to the most recent WHO global burden of disease study, bipolar disorders rank within the top 20 causes of disability among all medical conditions worldwide, and rank 6th among the mental disorders (Vos et al. 2012).

Lymphomas are a very heterogeneous group of tumors of mature lymphoid cells with quite different morphology, genetics and clinical characteristics, which is also reflected in the numerous entities and sub-entities defined in the most recent WHO classification.

According to the most recent WHO estimates, more than 107, 000 people die each year from asbestos-related lung cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis resulting from exposure at work.

According to the most recent WHO report: "Given the significant tobacco-related burden of disease, researchers estimate that a total economic loss of about US$12.7 trillionn over the next 20 years - or 1.3% of GDP annually - could be attributed to tobacco".

And now, not content with his normal tendency for prevarication, this man who invited Bill and Hillary to his most recent wedding, who declared Hillary would make a "great" president in 2008, has stooped to a new low.

The only males who were not caretakers of juveniles were the two most recent immigrants, who had not been present when any of the juveniles were conceived.

His most recent album, "Who the Hell Is John Eddie?" (Lost Highway), shows there's substance within his wry songs.

Only the two most recent winners, who won after the rules were changed and a salaried job was no longer the prize, are still in his employment.

The most recent graduates who responded to our survey reported that their salaries had increased by 28% on average over the length of the course.