Sentence examples for recently centred from inspiring English sources
Arguments around the Arctic have more recently centred on oil company drilling such as Shell's controversial and now abandoned attempts to explore off the coast of Alaska and new plans to open up the Norwegian far north.
In the context of food and media, investigations have most recently centred around how media frame food risk [ 23], how food incidents are reported in the media [ 24], the risk communication strategies used to manage food incidents (including media reporting) [ 25, 26] and factors influencing the media reporting of food safety issues [ 27].
Recently talk has centred on whether BHP will revive its failed bid for Rio.
Until recently breeding efforts centred on high-yield production while sacrificing flavour and taste quality traits of mass produced food products, such as tomatoes.
More recently media attention was centred on the case of American Ashley Olsen, killed in her Florence apartment in January.
They had Bolivia centre forward Marcelo Martins Moreno, and had recently brought centre-back Cris and Chilean striker Eduardo Vargas from European clubs.
The role of AARSs in mTORC1 activation has recently taken centre stage, with recent reports implicating leucyl-tRNA synthetase (LRS) as a key amino acid sensor upstream of Ras-related GTPase (RAG) and mTORC1 [ 70, 71].
Such approaches contrast strongly with the more 'open' approaches based on concepts such as partnership and dialogue that have recently moved to centre stage in risk communication.
The National Institute of Oncology and the Centre in Casablanca are visited by patients from all regions of Morocco whereas the recently created centres in Agadir and Oujda remain regional.
Until recently the centre of the people smuggling industry was Calais, favoured because of its close proximity to the UK and the large number of ferry services.
What he says points up the clash between what you might think of as the Old New Left, and the generation that has recently taken centre-stage.
