Sentence examples for recent bouts of from inspiring English sources

Although such strong reductions seem extreme, this scenario may be relevant in many recently domesticated species, which have experienced recent bouts of strong artificial selection (e.g., Wright and Gaut 2005; Wright et al. 2005).

But after their recent bouts of investment dyspepsia, dry toast might be exactly what many mutual fund shareholders need.

One of Mr. Bradley's doctors said in an interview that the recent bouts of irregular heartbeats were not significant.

After recent bouts of musical gerrymandering, he has brought Senegalese elements into the foreground again, and his show in Brooklyn on Sunday was pure jubilation.

A few films there have explored the country's recent bouts of electoral fervor, in which the act of voting seems to inspire the kind of public enthusiasm (bordering on hysteria) that Western countries usually reserve for soccer.

Mr. Bloomberg's chief spokesman, Stu Loeser, played down the recent bouts of temper, saying, "It's very easy to analyze things into other explanations for ordinary human behavior by someone who, over all, is a very optimistic person".

This recent bout of globalisation resembles the awards' earliest years.

The most recent bout of fighting began early Sunday.

"It's receded," he added, recounting a recent bout of impotence.

Once I reported to her on a recent bout of book promotion in Paris.

Fears that Mrs Clinton's recent bout of pneumonia would cause her to stumble proved unfounded.