Sentence examples for this latest event from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court spokeswoman Kathleen Arberg told the Post that nobody had been home at the time of the incident, which a housekeeper reported on May 4. The unfortunate ordeal is the second time Breyer, 73, has been a victim of theft this year, though this latest event was likely less frightening than the first.

So who will be taking part in this latest event?

Jittery women filled all the offerings of this latest event in a series featuring new choreographers.

"This latest event is almost certain to have lasting effects on the recovery of this bird," the report said.

"He took the Sires appointment in stride," Father Loughran said, "and he is taking this latest event in stride".

"I believe this latest event was handled better than the flash crash, but the larger question is whether our markets are adequate to deal with the technology that is out there," Mr. Levitt said.

Since propidium iodide is a charged fluorophore that is largely precluded from entering vital cells, we interpret this late event to represent a major degeneration in the integrity of the plasma membrane and consider this the likely point of cell death, although this is an operational definition.

This is the latest event in a timeline that begins on 21 October, when the publisher announced it was creating a new eSports competitive video game division chaired by former ESPN CEO Steve Bornstein and senior vice president Mike Sepso of MLG.

Nevertheless, this late events in catalase phylogeny may suggest that the stable catalase fold can be used as a scaffold for introduction of new functionalities by using directed evolution methods.

Given the uncertainty in dates it is suggested that the latest event occurred during 1500 1600 AD.

Power said on ABC's "This Week" the latest events in Ukraine bore "the telltale signs of Moscow's involvement".