Sentence examples for recently longer from inspiring English sources

As emphasized also more recently, longer lasting obesity during growth period also results in musculoskeletal problems (flat feet, back pain, etc).

More recently, longer life expectancy has led to discussion of the likely quality of life associated with these additional years [ 5, 6].

Recently, longer-lived 18F-radiolabeled Aβ-selective radiopharmaceuticals have been developed.

Recently, longer-pile third-generation or 3G pitches have become popular, especially for football, but these do not usually meet the FIH's test criteria; they are often too inconsistent and slow.

Recently, however, longer, hotter summers have often produced enough sugar in the grapes to end the need to chaptalize.

Yet 90 minutes was considered the natural length for a feature film from the 20s until relatively recently: anything longer was thought likely to prove a turn-off.

Tall and thin, with a bun of dreadlocks and a beard that's recently gotten longer, Mr. Glover climbed onstage a few bars after the band had begun an Elvin Jones-like four-four rhythm.

Yet, as Ben Rhodes, a deputy national-security adviser, put it to me recently, the longer things dragged on, the greater the risk of a leak, "which would have upended the thing".

Though the number of days until the Broadway opening of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has recently grown longer, the obstacles faced by that long-in-the-works musical have grown fewer by one.

From world renowned chefs to home cooks, everyone has been celebrating vegetables recently, no longer relegating them to humble side dishes and instead putting them on center stage.

It has been suggested that population isolates, particularly those founded recently, have longer stretches of LD than outbred populations [15].