Sentence examples for renewed recent from inspiring English sources

The announcement that a Chinese team had altered the genetics of a human embryo for the first time has ignited a firestorm of controversy around the world and renewed recent calls for a moratorium on any attempt to establish a pregnancy with such an engineered embryo.

Concerns about the risk of cannabis dependence have been renewed in recent years by changing patterns of consumption, including increased levels of use, easier access to high-potency strains of cannabis and the rising popularity of blunts (tobacco cigar shells filled with cannabis).

(a) Though Parfit briefly discusses and sets aside the descriptive proposal (Parfit 1987, 359 60), interest in that proposal has been renewed in recent years (Hare 2007, 512 23, advocating concept of "de dicto" harm; Reiman 2007, 78 90, describing a "veil of ignorance" with respect to the identity of the person harmed).

The longstanding debate over whether weapons belong in church has been renewed in recent months.

Interest in the study of BAT physiology has been renewed by recent demonstration of considerable amounts of active tissue in many adult humans [47 50].

Interest in the disruption of ion conductance in the inner ear has been renewed following recent discoveries in other heritable pathologies of auditory perception.

Both deaths renewed concerns about recent rule changes.

Indian authorities have come under renewed criticism in recent months about their preparedness to prevent terrorism.

The renewed inflows in recent months have not been so large.

But with the subject seeing renewed interest in recent years, a new video from AsapScience may change your mind.

In the academy, too, the age-old topic of radical doubt has acquired renewed life in recent years.