Sentence examples for that just recently from inspiring English sources

"What if I had pushed the wrong lever?" It is a worry that just recently has beset many Americans, even men.

One of Mr. Lloyd's sons was a member of a small Cub Scout den that just recently disbanded after his family and one other decided to withdraw their children to protest the Boy Scout policy and the Supreme Court decision.

"This is an organization that just recently we started calling a cartel because of how they've grown and the violence that they spread," said Michele Leonhart, the administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration.

It was on Ms. Bozzo's show that Peruvians first learned that Mr. Toledo, now Peru's president, fathered a daughter out of wedlock, unleashing a scandal that just recently dissipated.

Whereas here [in New York] there is in the air an almost inexhaustible sense of possibility.' Perhaps it says something about the endlessly expanding nature of American horizons that just recently O'Neill has begun to think Chuck's doomed scheme to popularise cricket in the States, which represents futility in the novel, may yet come to fruition in the real world.

With no important data or earnings reports scheduled for today, the market will be free to focus on the rotation from technology stocks to shares in companies that just recently were scoffed at as remnants of the "old" economy.

It can be noted, however, that the guidelines that were just recently published in Sweden [ 14] indicate that the threshold for patients at very high risk should be lower than 5.0 mmol/L.

STFP describes the process whereby rats are more inclined to eat a novel foodstuff if they have previously engaged in social interaction with a conspecific that has just recently ingested that same foodstuff (Galef, 1986).

The offshore operators Mr. Luthi represents are frustrated with the moratorium on deep-water drilling that has just recently begun to ease, saying companies that had nothing to do with the BP disaster believe that they were being indiscriminately punished.

In December, he cut India's economic growth forecast for the fiscal year that began April 1 to 6.3 percent, a forecast that has just recently been echoed by other economists.

That would portend ill especially for the country's tourism sector that has just recently began recovering from a debilitating slump.