Sentence examples for separate recent from inspiring English sources

In a separate recent case, the skipper of a prawn trawler physically assaulted a government safety inspector on a fishing pier.

The expanding pay packages of chief executives, heavily weighted toward stock options, play a role in keeping them in their current jobs, according to a separate recent study.

Newham in London recorded the biggest rise in house prices among major UK towns and cities over the past year, according to separate recent research by Halifax.

Geochronologists can separate recent lead loss due to some disturbance event, such as the reheating of the rock, from the normal rate of lead loss by plotting the ratio of lead to uranium in the sample.

So, according to a separate recent government decree, do such things as "calling for atheist thought" or "contact with any group hostile to the kingdom".Still, Saudi officials say the country has moved closer to international human-rights standards.

Last week several hundred students gathered near Jalalabad to protest against a separate, recent incident in which civilians, including at least one woman, were alleged to have been killed by American special-forces fighters.

Well, here's Alan Krueger, the Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, trying to provide a statistical basis for the idea that the two issues can't be separated: Recent work by Miles Corak finds an intriguing link between [intergenerational mobility] and income inequality at a point in time.

This hypothesis has been attenuated by findings which confirmed a protective association for moderate alcohol consumption and cardiovascular diseases even after separating recent abstainers from lifetime abstainers [ 41].

The cut-off point for separating recent from remote transmission is arbitrary: some researchers used 5 years (5– 7), others 2 years (8), and others 1 year (9).

The European Science Foundation is also thanked for funding the ConGen Workshop " Population genetics modelling and habitat fragmentation: separating recent and ancient events for efficient conservation" (ref. 1469), during which the collaboration on the spatial simulations started.

In a separate, more recent case involving C.D.O.'s, the bank had agreed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to pay $285 million over allegations that it had misled investors by not disclosing that it was helping select the mortgage securities that underpinned the C.D.O. and that it was betting against it.