Sentence examples for the recent start from inspiring English sources

With the recent start of operation of Wendelstein 7-X (W7-X), the helical-axis advanced stellarator concept (HELIAS) has gained renewed attention.

Classes in digital technology and entrepreneurial journalism helped her prepare for the recent start of her own Web site, Lanka Standard.

"Hey, war's big, but this is the month that broadcast networks are rolling out or reprising their prime-time schedules," Mr. Nachman said, referring to the recent start of the new broadcast television season.

"Too often,'' he added, "efforts to improve the quality or scope of Dow Jones publications — including the recent start of The Journal's weekend edition and, before that, Personal Journal — have instead left new ventures with fewer staff and resources than they need or were promised, and came with short-sighted cost cuts elsewhere in the enterprise".

The recent start of the new school year was greeted with reports of a dramatic rise in demand for extra-large uniforms for primary school pupils.

Working with Hutchison on the recent start up event were Paul Holmes, Lisa Meller, and Jeff Mueller.

Chris Dixon, a general partner at the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz, said in an interview that although some of the recent start-up acquisition prices might seem high, many are amortized over four years, which makes some deals seem more rational.

A food reward was delivered only if mice chose the arm closest to the most recent start location.

The Exit Theater's recent start of a publishing arm is another sign of its commitment to artists.

Since Radar, a monthly, had made its debut in 2003, it had started and stopped several times, with the most recent start-up in early 2007.

It is unlikely to crumble like Netscape, the most recent start-up to vie to become a new platform, since hypervisors are much harder to replace than browsers.