Sentence examples for recent reply from inspiring English sources

To read her most recent reply, click here.

"This is why our results should be taken seriously by both linguists and anyone else interested in the origin of the Indo-European languages," he wrote, in a recent reply to his critics.

Pre-U exams, run by Cambridge Assessment, are "indeed regulated by Ofqual", as stated by the awarding body's chief executive (Letters, 14 July), but – as a recent reply to a freedom of information (FoI) request revealed – are not subject to the "additional rules" that apply to A-levels.

See Field 2008 for a recent reply to Restall.

The position adopted by Mr Gove and the Cabinet Office also contrasts starkly with an earlier assessment made by the DfE's own information rights adviser, Mr Partridge (the author of the recent reply to the BBC).

In a recent reply, ethics official Scott de la Vega said Bernhardt had not broken ethics rules because revisions of endangered species protections were much broader than "particular matters," which would include litigation or settlement agreements.

Recent replies are worrying.

Tabs like Recent, Replies, and Everyone have been moved to the right-hand column.

Atop the page, there's a banner that reads, "Due to volume, only the 15 most recent replies are being displayed".

Each time RCTs come to light that show little or no effect, Omega World tends to blend its counterargument with evidence from association studies because, as a recent industry reply to the Cochrane report put it, "it's all connected".

According to a recent DWP reply to a Freedom of Information request, the therapists would provide "Nice [National Institute for Health and Care Excellence]-approved and evidence-based psychological therapies to treat people with depression and anxiety disorders".