Sentence examples for recent reappearance from inspiring English sources

He was defeated on his recent reappearance in Haydock's Betfair Chase but connections predict a better run on Boxing Day.

For those punters who believe Denman's recent reappearance run at Kempton was too bad to be true, it is time to have a rethink.

He looked a pretty steady conveyance that day but, dropped back in distance to a mile and a quarter, he performed much better on his recent reappearance at Sandown.

The recent reappearance of the Nazis on the world stage has coincided with Germany's reunification, and reflects both a secret fear in the rest of the world that Germany's nightmarish past is on the verge of reasserting itself and a less secret conviction that Germany's reemergence as an economic and political giant in Europe is nothing short of ominous.

Without them, the birds risk succumbing to rain, cold, disease, and even death which is why researchers are concerned about the recent reappearance of a rare disorder causing the feathers of young penguins to fall out.

The app's more recent reappearance in iTunes was first spotted by users on Reddit, who shared screenshots of the new version, 2.4.1, which has been optimized for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and also offers folder support, some are reporting, showing images of the updated interface.

As a scientist for more than a dozen years with the Hudson River Foundation for Science and Environmental Research, I am among those privy to the signs that the harbor is coming back, and especially to its recent signals: reappearances of birds, shellfish, turtles, dolphins and other creatures long absent or depressed.

Following the damage to CLRs Nos. 4 and 5 during the Le Mans week, the remaining car has rarely been seen but has begun to make reappearances in recent years.

This idea can be traced back to Aristotle's "Ethics," but has made a reappearance with some recent narrative conceptions of what a self is.

For instance, in case an ambiguous stimulus is removed from view only shortly after a perceptual switch occurred (under about 2 s), the percept that dominated before the switch not the most recent percept often regains dominance at stimulus reappearance [3].

In fact, there is evidence from recent management that grazing has facilitated the reappearance of rare elements as well as having increased the extent of open areas available to these organisms (P.D. Weigl & T.W. Knowles, unpublished observations).