Sentence examples for recently made up from inspiring English sources

Although Trump has recently made up some ground among evangelicals, they still, as a group, represent a threat to him.

Brazilian stocks recently made up about two-thirds of the assets of both Mr. Calderon's and Mr. Landers's funds.

African-Americans recently made up 24 percent of the federal prison population but 33 percent of those given mandatory minimum sentences.

According to the audience research company Rajar, commercial radio has recently made up a little ground on the BBC, a 1.3 per cent rise in audience share has taken its overall figure to 42.4 per cent.

Unlike Afghans, who until recently made up the largest group of asylum seekers and are mostly rural villagers, the recent Iranian arrivals tend to be well-educated, often secular or Christian and uncomfortable in a politically restrictive, theocratic Muslim state.

Sour and sometimes bitter, this Madeira recently made up roughly 90percentt of all wine shipped and is the very wine that has established Madeira's reputation in the last 40 years.

"For god's sake, don't vaccinate your children!" While maybe (probably) not the secret to comedy, it is a perfect example of Harmon's particular brand of humor, which helped launch The Sarah Silverman Program, runs through the veins of LA's Channel-101 short film festival, developed a cult following for Community, and most recently, has made up the DNA of Adult Swim animated comedy Rick and Morty.

Ms. Greenleaf is also the artistic director of Tenet, a recently constituted group made up mostly of similarly familiar singers and players.

As recently as 1986, it made up more than half of the country's total exports.

As recently as a decade ago, immigrants made up less than 2percentt of the population.

(As recently as 2010, women made up only fourteen per cent of American physics faculty).