Sentence examples for the recent chapter from inspiring English sources

The move to mobile technology has defined the recent chapter of gaming, but while on-the-move gaming is well-suited to the busy lives of millennials, gaming on mobile devices also has its limitations.

While there have other periods of upheaval in Yemen's past, the recent chapter began in the aftermath of the unrest that rocked the country in the wake of the Arab Spring.

The recent chapter in the career of DJ Premier is PRhyme, a project he did with long time collaborator, Detroit emcee Royce Da 5'9", in which Premier sampled songs from the world-renown producer/composer Adrian Younge (who's work includes the soundtrack to the film Black Dynamite).

This is reflected in a number of ways: the recent chapter title, Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability [ 29]; each regional chapter in the third assessment included a vulnerability subsection; and the third report concluded with a chapter on Vulnerability to Climate Change and Reasons for Concern [ 43].

The recent chapters of Louise's life flash before our eyes, agony and ecstasy merging as she comes to understands their turbulence. .

This article aims to unpack the potential effects of the most recent chapter in the ongoing debate —the aspiration to use health systems support in the service of state-building.

But that December, the hard-liner Lee Myung-bak was elected president of South Korea; he promptly disowned the accord, which kicked off the most recent chapter in the dispute.

The implosion of the tech-stock bubble is probably best understood as the most recent chapter in the saga of telecom deregulation.

"There's a lot of problems in the world, this is a problem we can all solve," said Laura Bonar, the program director of Animal Protection of New Mexico, where the most recent chapter in the campaign for chimp protection began.

"The victory we celebrate," said Clinton, "is but the most recent chapter in the overlapping struggles of our nation's history to enfranchise women and minorities, the disabled and the young, with the power to affect their own destiny, and our common destiny, by participating fully in our democracy".

Last week's two-day hearing was the most recent chapter in the long-running legal action started three years ago by the women who say they were deceived into forming intimate, long-term relationships by undercover officers.