Sentence examples for still more recently from inspiring English sources

The gun has been used still more recently.

Future process developments include the 'Magnetic Hook' concept and still more recently, the patented 'triangular process' and use of 'Magnetic Hooks' to retain high cost specialty additives.

Still more recently our philosophical trajectories began to diverge again, and I am saddened that there won't more exchanges between us.

Recent years have seen an explosion of work in political science on the causes of war and still more recently on civil war and the politics of weakly institutionalized environments in both economics and political science.

A still more recently developed technique is nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) scanning (also called magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI), in which radio waves are beamed into an individual who is subjected to a powerful magnetic field.

And still more recently: "Th[e] evolution of the duration of copyright protection tellingly illustrates the difficulties Congress faces [in exercising its copyright power].... [I]t is not our role to alter the delicate balance Congress has labored to achieve". Stewart v. Abend, 495 U.S. 207, 230 (1990).

However, more recently it seems that the hotel tower is still anticipated.

Worse still and more recently, there are health budget cutbacks in many countries due to the recent economic crisis (13).

From the divergent distance, they look younger and may be still active more recently.

The population size underwent an approximate 50% reduction between 1972 and 1980, the causes of which are still unclear; more recently the population appears to be more or less stable, at around 1.2 million.

3) On the right are CR1 lineages including both ancestral and young elements: ancestral ones (E, D, D2, C4, and C3) may be dead on arrival, whereas young ones (C, C2, B, and B2) may be still active more recently agreeing well with the MS tree results (fig. 4).