Sentence examples for not too recent from inspiring English sources

For a (not too) recent review on geomagnetism and the geodynamo, we refer the reader to Kono and Roberts (2002).

This time frame was picked based on the need to strike a balance between including protocols that were not too old to ensure we could interview the principal investigator (PI) or were not too recent allowing enough time for research findings to be utilized.

Bell tends to deliberately choose news stories that aren't too recent.

"Not Too Late: Recent Works by Feng Mengbo" is on view from January 10th to February 22nd.

In a new exhibition "Not Too Late: Recent Works by Feng Mengbo" at New York's Chambers Fine Art gallery, he'll be exhibiting some of his current ink and mixed media paintings, along with a video art piece.

Also in the first category were some songs from her recent album, "Not Too Late" (Blue Note), including the charming first single, "Thinking About You".

It is too late to erase the recent blunders -- but not too late to avoid committing more.

In the not-too-recent past, such practitioners carried it off with an admirable crabbiness like Bob Gibson or disarming bonhomie like Don Drysdale, but Clemens goes it alone.

Sitting in a Google cafeteria, Mr. Stricker outlined all the ways information eludes the search engine — wrong language, not digitized, too recent, doesn't exist but should.

This result is not too surprising given recent studies that document the occurrence of multiple, independent freshwater colonizations by haptophytes [ 20, 35].

Not too surprisingly, therefore, recent results demonstrated that oncogene expression leads to DNA replication stress, replication fork stalling, and formation of DDR foci at increased rates at telomeres [ 54 ].