Sentence examples for recently one more from inspiring English sources

Recently, one more class of drugs which is based on nucleic acids has been introduced into oncology practice (ridostin, derinat, polydan, desoxynatum, etc)., as these drugs were reported to display, among others, leukostimulatory activity.

Johnson recently tossed one more grenade at Groh when he said in an interview: "No, I don't like Al Groh.

More recently, one of the more ambitious reforms Peña Nieto's administration passed in the first half of its presidency was related to the finance sector.

11 More recently, one study found that physical therapy trials published in high impact journals were more likely to be registered than those published in other journals (75% v 34%) again suggesting an association between journal policies and registration, although not necessarily demonstrating cause and effect.

Comprehensive reviews by Furuta, Dore, and Loudwig and Bayley, and more recently one by Givens, Rubina, and Wirz, 9u encompass much of the groundwork on the photochemistry of coumarylmethyl PPGs with an emphasis on biological applications.

More recently, one brisk overview has been published in a series about British prime ministers, while another short life examines Lloyd George in a specifically Welsh context.

Only recently, one of McGregor's more earnestly conceptual programme notes was dismissed as a "dance health hazard" by Financial Times critic Clement Crisp.

Long-run investment-led growth requires the same kind of vision that led to the IT revolution – a point recently made by no one more statist than Bill Gates.

More recently, one person was killed and nearly 50 injured when a train carrying highly toxic chemicals derailed and exploded near Ghent in May 2013.

More recently, one public relations firm promoted Fordham University researchers who were saying that another mosquito, Aedes japonicus, might, just might, transmit West Nile, too.

More recently, one of the special tribunal's leading and most persistent advocates is Samir Geagea, a militia leader turned politician.