Sentence examples for recently in the course of from inspiring English sources

Recently, in the course of simply eating out, grocery shopping and watching the Food Network, I observed disturbing gaps that the government would do well to put some teeth into.

More recently in the course of a structural genomics project, the TIR domain of TLR10 has been solved (http://sgc.utoronto.ca/SGC-WebPages/StructureDescription/2J67.php).

Based on the obtained results we propose the classification of bacterial chromids into two types: "primary" chromids, which are indispensable for host viability and "secondary" chromids, which are essential, but only under some environmental conditions and which were probably formed quite recently in the course of evolution.

We got together for lunch in New York recently, and in the course of planning for this event, I did a Nexis search of his recent writings.

As an example, the much debated Cohen's analysis of radon risk (Cohen 1995), showing a decreased lung cancer incidence with increased radon exposure, was recently confirmed in the course of case control studies by Thompson et al. (2008).

You're standing in the wings, and you tell your band, 'Wait here, I'm going to play a solo piece.' " In a practice room recently, over the course of two days, he sat with three students.

We know of these discomforts because two diaries — one kept by a percussionist, the other by a string player — recently came to light in the course of research by the orchestra's latter-day principal flutist Gareth Davies.

He spoke to Elizabeth Kolbert recently about what he learned in the course of his research, the rise of Chinese environmentalism, and the current debate over cap-and-trade in Congress.

In Ashlyn's case, the interviewer prompted the initial discussion about mathematics by noting that there had been "a lot of equations" recently in the course and asking for Ashlyn's reaction to this observation.

If my calculations are correct, the tree that Tomás tracked down five centuries ago has more recently yielded a chemical that turns out, in the course of Tommy's research, to possess anti-aging properties; it even seems to reverse malignant growths, although it has come too late to save Izzi, who has a brain tumor.

This paper is dedicated to Moïse Mikame, recently deceased, who provided essential field assistance in the course of this work.