Sentence examples for yet more recently from inspiring English sources
Yet more recently, Mr. Hazare has come under increasing criticism.
Yet, more recently, Hollywood has taken its eye off the big games.
Yet, more recently, and with little fanfare, ABC Family has taken to green-lighting series by female showrunners with idiosyncratic visions.
Yet more recently, Benedict XVI and his close advisors have apparently endorsed the idea that intelligent design underpins evolution – the idea that natural selection on its own is insufficient to explain the complexity of the world.
And yet, more recently, the uncertain economy may have slowed even the sales growth of DVD players, which are competing with VHS-format VCR's in the home-video market.
And yet, more recently, the category has proven among the hardest to penetrate and find true product-market fit.
However, no research has yet investigated the more recently developed measures of driving anxiety and avoidance behaviour for socially desirable responding.
It is possible that there simply has not been enough time yet for this more recently formed X chromosome to evolve full dosage compensation, as has been proposed for the recently formed X chromosome of threespine sticklebacks (Leder et al. 2010).
Yet what has changed more recently is society's response to Jane's problem.
More recently, yet another group of competitors has emerged: brokerage firms.
A number of New York City Ballet dancers, with yet more Balanchine experience, have recently joined the company: these include Carla Körbes, Miranda Weese and Seth Orza.
