Sentence examples for only recently though from inspiring English sources

Only recently, though, have development professionals have begun to recognise the implications of this line of research for modern development policy.

Only recently, though, did she act on that plan.

Only recently, though, has it become clear just how widespread such natural transgenics is.

Only recently, though, did he make a connection between his personal and his artistic journey.

Only recently, though, with couples born in the 1980s in their child-bearing years, has having two children become a hot topic.

Only recently, though, in "The Beat My Heart Skipped," and as the gangland boss in "A Prophet," has he exposed a wider audience to the brunt of his authority.

Just recently, though, I discovered video instruction.

Well, not exat:tly plugged into the Scull‐Heller circuit, the Vogels (Herbert works for the postoffice, Dorothy's a librarian) have only recently surfaced, though they've been demon collectors since their marriage in 1962.

It would be reasonable to assume that, given the tours' incomparably greater experience with slopestyle scoring, FIS, a slopestyle ingenue, ought to defer to them rather than foist its own newfangled rules on a sport it has only recently embraced (though it has been judging other snowboarding disciplines, like half-pipe, since the 1990s).

The result was a drop in mackerel stocks and an international dispute that lasted several years and which has only recently been resolved – though this respite may only be temporary.

He has even resumed his acting career recently, though strictly only on the stage (in a Tennessee Williams play).