Sentence examples for was illustrated recently from inspiring English sources
This effect was illustrated recently when the N.B.A. player Jason Collins announced that he was gay.
This was illustrated recently at a meeting of a number of company chairmen who were invited to a private discussion about sustainability.
In China's case this was illustrated recently by the Google hacking affair, and the blow-up last year over allegations of Chinese attacks on German companies that one counter-intelligence official estimated could cost them €50 billion ($64 billion) a year.
"City's strength in depth was illustrated recently in the win over Arsenal where they had a problem at left-back and Pablo Zabaleta came in and was one of the game's best players.
The potential of these constructs integrated in adenoviral expression systems for the treatment of gastrointestinal tumors was illustrated recently [ 44, 45].
An example of this was illustrated recently in an elegant set of experiments in which the metabolic adaptations to serine starvation were studied in cancer cells with and without functional p53 [ 113].
The problem has been illustrated recently by several controversial cases brought by the Justice Department against men suspected of possessing child pornography.
It is likely that further sampling of North African regions and the typing of additional markers might allow identifying other influences in Spanish, as has been illustrated recently for African Americans [41].
The formation of mineral complexes in pathophysiological conditions has been illustrated recently by the description of calciprotein particles, and more specifically, by the so-called "secondary CPP," which have been isolated from the ascites of a patient suffering from calcifying peritonitis linked to kidney disorders [30].
Neither it nor any other institution is infallible, as was illustrated most recently during the run-up to the Iraq invasion.
The prevailing attitude to discrimination in Hollywood was illustrated by comments made recently by Steven Spielberg, an elder statesman of the film industry and one of its moral compasses.
