Sentence examples for recently rendered from inspiring English sources

At a rally in Glasgow he will call upon Scots to recall the loyalty of their forefathers a loyalty which until recently rendered Scotland a Labour heartland.

They also may prey on people like Jeanine C. Haufe, 46, a receptionist from Mineola who is the divorced mother of two sons, one a captain in the Marines, the other a teenager recently rendered penniless.

One sequence portrayed a student with a life-threatening pre-existing condition that until recently rendered him uninsurable, who has stopped talking to a conservative friend who refuses to support ObamaCare because he said it felt as though the friend didn't value his life.

The Supreme Court recently rendered a harmful,egregiously wrong decision.

However, the European Union (EU) recently rendered a negative opinion regarding its approval.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently rendered a harmful, egregiously wrong decision.

The growing interest in this field and the new or improved methods that have been published recently render the universal standardization necessary, in order to gain meaningful results from hepcidin measurements.

Alternatively, trimerized TRAIL was produced as described recently, rendering identical results.

Update: Or, to illustrate, let me quote a voice mail I got recently (as rendered by Microsoft speech technology — I won't actually listen to the thing): Yeah hi Paul Krugman please this is for you I seen you on CNN last night with Anderson cooper.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — All the fuss and concern over the Yankees' six-man rotation, and who should eventually be lopped from it, have recently been rendered moot by two developments: a small cut on Freddy Garcia's finger, and the large abrasions the Yankees' hitters are inflicting on baseballs these days.

Verrone recently commissioned a digitally rendered Trump that will be more accurate: the tie is longer, the face "more jowly," and "there's a little more in the breadbasket".