Sentence examples for recently means from inspiring English sources

The mass migration of spiders recently means that occasionally you can have entire areas covered in the thin gossamer of spiders, leading to some enthusiasts calling it Angel Hair.

For many Israelis, peace, recently, meant a gradual sloughing off of fear, fear of terrorism and existential fear.

But the sheer scale of the failings that have come to light recently mean that suspicion and wariness will not vanish so easily this time around.

With Fiat bosses thinking more about integrating its high-end Ferraris and Maseratis into a brand system with Fiat and Lancia, Ferrari design has recently meant something new.

I explained again our market rate driven policy and that it had recently meant that we appeared in the top quartile and on occasion the top decile of the pricing.

In underserved areas, centers like the Harlem School of the Arts serve an important role in the community and represent what President Obama recently meant when he said "the best anti-poverty program is a world-class education".

Falling inflation and rising average earnings recently mean that ideally you would want a more up-to-date measure.

Recently, mean valued iterative algorithms have been introduced by many authors to investigate this problem; see, for instance, [13 18] and the references therein.

Recently, mean platelet volume (MPV) was reported to predict early death in acute pulmonary embolism (PE).

Recently, mean inter-limb differences of 7° (6.6° SD) between the dominant and non-dominant limb were documented during upper limb neurodynamic testing [ 15].

Not surprisingly as they were younger on average, the Lao beer promoters had migrated most recently (mean 1.9 years) and worked as beer promoters for the shortest time (mean 1.1 years), while the Cambodians had migrated earlier (mean 7.2 years) and worked the longest as beer promoters (mean 3.3 years).