Sentence examples for recent time that from inspiring English sources
These dates represent the coalescence of the different mitochondrial lineages but the populations could have diverged at a much more recent time, that is, these dates establish the upper limit for the separation of the most divergent desman populations.
"In recent time that I can remember pain, I think this was one of the toughest ones for sure.
In a Gallup/USA Today poll in May, the most recent time that Gallup asked, only 7percentt of registered voters in 12 swing states said they were undecided.
Borthwick was England captain for that 2008 meeting, the most recent time that Scotland defeated the auld enemy, and he was furious with their behaviour at the post-match dinner.
Before the county's visit to Nowlan Park in search of a fourth consecutive win against Kilkenny after their Walsh Cup success in January, Williams was browbeaten into scouring his records to discover the most recent time that Wexford had beaten the neighbours three times in a row in league and championship (ie Walsh Cup not included).
But the most recent time that siren went off in my brain came during a visit last August to Houston.
In recent times that has been changing, markedly so in the Blair years and even more markedly under the coalition.
However, in recent times that has not been the case, as households have now been net borrowers for the ninth consecutive quarter, which is an unprecedented run.
Scott Gordon, president of FAIRMormon, a group that defends the church, said: "I believe this is the clearest statement made in recent times that church leaders have made mistakes in the past.
I can't think of any story in recent times that has ricocheted around the world like this and which has been more broadly debated in parliaments, in the courts amongst NGOs.
They'll ask for an Olympic stadium and all sorts of specialized infrastructure". The only Olympic city in recent times that has really kept costs low was Los Angeles in 1984 — and that was a special case.
