Sentence examples for recent years employed from inspiring English sources

One of its lawyers, Mr. Adelman, said it had in recent years employed an independent monitor, Ronald Goldstock, to ensure the integrity of its work.

Despite inconclusive evidence on their effectiveness, governments in many countries have in recent years employed financial incentives to improve quality.

The technology sector has consistently grown faster than the UK economy in recent years, employing over two million people and attracting billions in foreign investment.

The two operations, which have slimmed back in recent years, employ 7,100.

Equity estimates that about a quarter of Broadway's new shows in recent years have employed developmental labs to work on scripts, songs and dances.

The government in recent years has employed ever more press officers and special advisers to control the flow of news and to present the news in the best possible light (yes, call it spin).

At this intersection of availability of high throughput sequencing and context of cnidarian evolution, several studies in recent years have employed RNA-seq to generate transcriptomic data [ 11– 11].

Foreign companies have flocked to Alabama in recent years; they employ over 54,000 Alabamans.

Redrow has been expanding its apprenticeship programme in recent years: it employs 84 apprentices (6% of its workforce), with the number set to grow to more than 100.

In the near suburbs, before housing developments sprawl across shortgrass prairie to the Rockies, about 1,200 new high technology companies have sprung up in recent years, now employing 50,000 people.

Funding for this construction frenzy has been at the heart of Turkey's economy, accounting for up to 20% of the country's GDP growth in recent years, and employing around two million people.