Sentence examples for most recently compiled from inspiring English sources

Together, they had a market value of almost $13 trillion as of Sept. 1, accounting for about half the total value of stocks worldwide, according to most recently compiled data from the Big Board.

NEW DELHI — For many women who live here, the list of Delhi's "100 Most Unsafe Places," recently compiled by Whypoll, a citizens' networking group, resonates with unpleasant associations.

Economists at the International Monetary Fund recently compiled the most comprehensive dataset to date: 140 countries over 6 decades.

Another baby name trend may also be going out of fashion: ethnic names.New York City recently compiled a list of its most popular baby names in 2009 by race.

This "Texas triangle", containing America's third-largest airport (Dallas-Fort Worth) and its second-busiest port (Houston, despite being 50 miles inland), has emerged as one of the most dynamic regions in all of America.Joel Kotkin, an urbanologist based in California, recently compiled a list for Forbes magazine of the best cities for job creation over the past decade.

One of the film's most disturbing aspects is its egregious use of the word "nigger"—an old offense in Tarantino-land (Gawker's Rich Juzwiak recently compiled an exhaustive history of his involvement with the epithet).

Causes of divorce recently compiled from the newspapers.

The New Yorker, September 15 , 1928P. 32 Causes of divorce recently compiled from the newspapers.

They recently compiled a book of their letters detailing his incarceration and her battles with cancer.

He recently compiled an album, Peru Bravo, out on his own Tiger's Milk label.

Famous ranters, the brothers recently compiled their philosophy in a book, "In Our Humble Opinion".