Sentence examples for while in recent weeks from inspiring English sources
While in recent weeks some had called the euro's brief rise above $1.25 mark an important breakthrough, traders on Monday played down the significance, particularly in light trading.
Manchester City lead the race in the Premier League, while in recent weeks Barcelona have distanced themselves after making a reported bid in the region of £70m, and the trail to Real Madrid has cooled.
Selfie app company Meitu held the largest listing from a tech company for nearly a decade in December — raising more than $500 million with its floating — while in recent weeks PC gaming brand Razer and Tencent-controlled e-books service China Publishing have both announced their intention to list in the city-state.
A tenuous ceasefire held for a while but in recent weeks rebels have resumed their offensive and dozens of civilians have been killed.
Muhammad Ali Jr., son of the celebrated heavyweight boxer, was also stopped at least twice while flying in recent weeks.
While the world in recent weeks has come to know the alliance of electoral-reform advocates who call themselves Occupy Central, this is something different.
While media reports in recent weeks had suggested that the number of people affected by the employment data hack would grow from 4.2 million, OPM officials reiterated Thursday that it has not changed.
It withdrew its funding pledge and, while it maintained in recent weeks that it would not re-enter the race with money, it also said that it hoped Mr. Akin would win the race and it was monitoring the situation closely.
While Ukip has, in recent weeks, been bizarrely labelled as both left and right wing - the truth is that this situation has arisen because journalists don't seem to understand that we've transcended the political divide, and indeed have broken the class divide.
While preparing lessons in recent weeks as I teach Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" for the first time, I have absorbed myself with all things Dickens', rediscovering why this book has remained a classic for 175 years.
While applauding the measures announced in recent weeks by Sadiq Khan, the recently elected Labour mayor of London, IPPR said it was likely that much more drastic steps would need to be taken if the capital is to meet clean air regulations set out by the EU.
