Sentence examples for referenced in recent from inspiring English sources

Not just with Pearl Harbor, much referenced in recent days, but also with Vietnam, Watergate, even the 1950's quiz show scandals.

Historians have cited the meal as the first time an iftar took place in the White House — and it has been referenced in recent White House celebrations of Ramadan as an embodiment of the Founding Father's respect for religious freedom.

Mr. Zuberi, the only person directly referenced in a recent subpoena the prosecutors sent the inaugural committee, had previously denied having any dealings with Mr. Cohen beyond a few conversations.

I just read your article after seeing it referenced in the recent CSHE paper by George W. Breslauer, UC Berkeley's Executive Vice Chancellor & Provost, entitled "What Made Berkeley Great?

Temporal locality indicates how likely it is that an object referenced in the recent past is referenced in the near future [7, 33].

In other arguments for the rise of the generalist, consider this research from the University of Pennsylvania's Professor Phillip Tetlock, as referenced in a recent Harvard Business Review blog post.

None of this information, which is central to the practice of ethnography, is referenced in the recent critiques of ethnographic practices and representation.

The notorious study was referenced in a recent episode of "Black-ish". Epidemiologists have long known that African-Americans are at a higher risk than whites for diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer and certain other diseases and chronic conditions.

A simpler team-based estimate was referenced in a recent report on an ART project in Kenya.

It will become the fifth film in the franchise although the second and third films were not referenced in the most recent sequel.

The rental rate/vacancy chart referenced in Rip's recent article shows the lowest vacancy rates existing between Redwood City and Mountain View, with Palo Alto at 2.2%.