Sentence examples for recent dismissal from inspiring English sources
The recent dismissal of the old-guard customs chief was a good start.
The most recent dismissal was this past Tuesday, by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
I'll admit I found the recent dismissal of Todd McCarthy from Variety and the cancellation of "At the Movies" extremely discouraging.
The opposition has repeatedly claimed irregularities, and the recent dismissal of the head of the elections commission did not prevent the calls for a boycott.
The Superior Financial Corporation said yesterday that its board had requested a review of the bank's accounting practices after the recent dismissal of its controller.
And as evidence that the company is doing nothing wrong, its executives point to the recent dismissal of a lawsuit that accused VeriSign of hoarding expired domain names.
Real Madrid's coach José Mourinho has escaped with a one-match Champions League ban and a fine after Uefa found him guilty of improper conduct relating to the recent dismissals of players Xabi Alonso and Sergio Ramos.
And many magazine editors noted that the recent dismissals of two major editors, at Glamour and Harper's Bazaar, occurred, at least in part, because of disappointing newsstand performances.
The motivation, though I hardly wish to speak of it, came when I discovered the unnerving fact that after several recent dismissals from our élite group of one hundred our leader had taken not to replacing those lost with new participants but, rather, to "making up" people.
With the recent dismissals of Ty Willingham at Washington and Ron Prince at Kansas State, the number of African-American head coaches in the 119-school N.C.A.A. Football Bowl Subdivision was reduced to four, the lowest in 15 years, according to a study.
12.13pm GMT 5th over: South Africa 15-1 (Petersen 2, Amla 3) The local broadcaster is clearly nervous about Amla's form at the moment because they unleash a kind of lowlight real of his more embarrassing recent dismissals, which hardly seems welcoming.
