Sentence examples for the most current example from inspiring English sources

Were pharma M&A to backfire, it might be the most current example of CEO overreach that Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett warned of in his 2014 annual shareholder letter, released on Saturday.

In fact, the most current example is John McCain's cybersecurity SECURE IT Act.

The most current example is the push to adopt territorial taxation contained in Congressman Camp's proposed tax reform.

Like Ebola, there are many known diseases that could become epidemic and for which we have no medical countermeasures - Zika is the most current example.

The most current example, of course, is the ever-changing story of why Trump decided to fire James Comey as director of the FBI.

With a slightly different band -- ( Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez, one of the record's secret weapons, is with John Patitucci this week -- the Puerto Rican band leader will be playing his new Latin-jazz compositions, which are hotter and less music-school benign than most current examples of the genre.

The problem in the Elk Valley is one of the most current and pressing examples.

China is, of course, the most current and the largest example of the East Asian success story.

For example, if the most current swing is in the positive direction and favours an escalating pattern, then if a closing-lag pattern is anticipated as an expected future occurrence, its swing polarity must be in the direction opposite to the escalating pattern and its magnitude must result in a decrease in the current CVSM.

For example, in the most current research I could find on how mothers rate themselves Pew Research announced some results back in 2008 that really disturbed me.

For example, we have used the most current estimates of screening rates for diabetes from NHANES.