Sentence examples for recent reminders of how from inspiring English sources

The government, which owns 36.9% of the firm, seems barely to have changed its view, asserting recently that it intends to keep a controlling stake.With two such recent reminders of how privatisation can disappoint, the timing of Enel's flotation is looking especially bad.

It's gender — and all the recent reminders of how often women are still victimized, how potently they're still resented and how tenaciously a musty male chauvinism endures.

The e-book price-fixing case against Apple and President Obama's veto of a ban on Apple products are two recent reminders of how important it is for companies operating on the untamed frontier of technology to have friends in Washington.

The more recent reminder of how difficult it can be to clear the last obstacle - and one which clearly still causes pain to England captain Steven Gerrard - was the loss to Croatia at Wembley on Wednesday 21 November 2007 that meant they did not reach Euro 2008.

There have been two recent reminders of the cost of extremism.

A recent reminder of these hurdles is the discussion of how psychiatric diagnosis has yet to be connected to mechanistic footing 89, 90.

As a child, I sometimes found rusted bullets in our garden, reminders of how recent the war had been.

The recent reported breaches serve as grim reminders of how attacks on such organizations can compromise millions of users.

Inconveniences arising from the recent United Parcel Service of America strike served as vivid reminders of how most of us take smooth logistics for granted.

On the heels of the "my SUV is bigger than yours" years, recent high gas prices have been painful reminders of how much it can cost to heat one's home and fill one's tank.

Recent days have seen a wave of bloodshed that gave the city still more tragedy and, with it, further reminders of how staggering the violence has been this year.