Sentence examples for subject in a recent from inspiring English sources
While neither Cocker nor Stratou has commented, Varoufakis – who became finance minister when the Syriza party won the Greek elections earlier this year – coyly tip-toed around the subject in a recent interview.
As an article on the subject in a recent issue of American Family Physician acknowledges, social phobia can be tricky to diagnose because "the types of fears and avoidance commonly associated with" it "are, to some degree, experienced by most people".
The paper's founder, and director at the time, Pedro J Ramirez, was challenged on the subject in a recent interview.
TorrentFreak, a source of inspiration to nearly everyone on staff here, thinks out loud about this very subject in a recent column.
Although I touched on my opinion on the subject in a recent post I called, "I don't care about your parenting," I thought I'd delve a little deeper into an issue that seems to spark so much controversy.
Auriemma, 58, spoke on a variety of subjects in a recent interview.
"The longer the ingredient list, the more mischief there is to conceal," said Dr. David Katz, director of the Yale Prevention Research Center, who found a positive correlation between wholesome snack bars and weight loss among overweight subjects in a recent study.
On the other hand, the stiffness and thickness did not differ between chronic compartment syndrome patients and healthy subjects in a recent study (Dahl 2011).
22, 25 Though all of the heart failure subjects in a recent study by Toth et al 26 were on ACE inhibitor therapy, 22% of the subjects in their investigation had diabetes mellitus, which could have a profound impact on skeletal muscle protein and gene expression.
The information was built from several years of work on this subject, in particular a recent leak of bank records.
Even Bishop McHugh, a recognized expert on the subject, acknowledged in a recent magazine article that "careful analysis of how Catholics vote does not yield a great deal of insight" into whether there was even such a thing as a Catholic vote.
