Sentence examples for really recent from inspiring English sources
John Prendergast, director of African affairs at the National Security Council during the Clinton administration, who has worked with George Clooney in Sudan and is now a director of the Enough Project, dedicated to crimes against humanity, says the Hollywood focus on the country "isn't a really recent phenomenon.
NHN hasn't released really recent numbers on the app's financial performance, but in July, it was pulling in about 300 million yen or $3.75 million per month in sticker sales.
The project is really recent – the official website is still under construction – but the duo focuses on 3D projections and mapping.
As it presently stand, I feel that the paper contains 3 different papers in one: (i) the rooting of the tree of life by transition analyses, (ii) the proposition/definition of several new clades (such as the gracilicutes, etc)., (iii) the re-affirmation that Archaea are really recent.
This is really very recent.
In geological time, that is really incredibly recent.
Not long ago, I could name the really excellent recent movies about aging on one hand.
There was really no recent indication that he would go quite so low.
This whole "talent" movement is really a recent phenomenon: it's another of the innovations we owe to the "new economy".
Thinking of your really meaty recent roles, Nic in The Kids Are All Right, the wronged head of the household, comes to mind..
