Sentence examples for recently we learned that from inspiring English sources

Recently we learned that Sweden has the most rapes per capita in Europe, which sounds totally unbelievable for such a calm and peace loving nation.

More recently, we learned that Gobber, the amputee viking from the How to Train Your Dragon movies also prefers men, without any real associated fuss.

(Just recently, we learned that these two hotels and their management group parted company. They have new names, but the local staff, we were told, remains the same -- and so, of course, do their prime locations).

"Recently, we learned that plans were under way to move between 30 to 50 critically ill patients a day for an indefinite period of time," Mr. Crist wrote in a letter to Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services.

Recently we learned that it was Alonzo Church (Salerno 2009b), and the pair of reports can now be read in their entirety (Church 2009).

More recently, we learned that after failing to land an investor or buyer, the music streaming service SoundCloud decided to raise a $70 million debt round.

Recently we also learned that we won't be seeing Christian Grey's "todger" or graphic nudity in Fifty Shades.

He just recently learned that "food is not supposed to be a disgusting, debilitating vice.

More recently we've learned that some patients would appreciate more quiet time away from the hubbub of the wards, while others feel there are too few activities to help pass the time.

Most recently, we have learned that Iain Duncan Smith's special adviser Philippa Stroud is still getting paid by the thinktank he founded, the Centre for Social Justice, which is now seeking to influence him on policy issues.

More recently, we've learned that the expiration of America's assault-weapons ban was responsible for a substantial portion of the subsequent increase in gun deaths in northern Mexico.