Examples of 'more recently it' in a sentence
Meaning of "more recently it"
more recently it: Denotes a point in time closer to the present moment, often used to introduce a more recent development or change
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More recently it has been replaced with a copy.
Your project had a flying start but more recently it is not delivering results as expected?
More recently it launched its brand of mortgages.
Historically, it was spelled Tromø, but more recently it has been spelled Tromøy.
More recently it has become a popular accompaniment to cheeses.
It was done in Quebec in 1977 and more recently it was done in Manitoba.
More recently it has promoted black.
But more and more recently it has shown itself to be a dangerous train wreck.
More recently it has been used just for storage.
However, more recently it has been shown that it was made by two copyists.
More recently it has been dropped.
However, more recently it seems that the hotel tower is still anticipated.
More recently it was managed for its environmental values.
More recently it added more services.
More recently it has been recognized as a problem requiring responses.
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More recently it started to hang ChromeOS.
More recently it was used as carriage horse.
More recently it has been reported as a novel designer drug.
More recently it has been tested.
More recently it established a rehabilitation unit for elderly patients.
More recently it has been suggested that dairy products might.
More recently it has been charged with contributing to climate change.
More recently it has also been carried out in some developing countries.
More recently it has been handling group issues affecting entire units.
More recently it is also the producer of a high quality red wine.
More recently it has taken the more traditional trophy shape.
More recently it looks at the causes of peace and human rights.
More recently it has become a popular cuisine in its own right.
And more recently it has been used for some diabolical ceremony.
More recently it has been proposed to use perfluorocarbons as the liquid carrier.
More recently it has been popular in the travel and automotive industry.
More recently it has been used as a component of various health foods and drinks.
More recently it has played an important role in reservoir and production geochemistry.
More recently it seemed like there was a shift in either the terminology or the industry.
More recently it has been possible to use gaseous hydrogen peroxide as the sterilising agent.
More recently it has been found that garlic can also be used as insect repellent.
More recently it was conjectured that the pineal gland is the seat of the soul.
More recently it is being investigated for application for improving conditions such as heart failure.
More recently it has seen use as a handcraft outlet store and a health food market.
More recently it has engaged in joint ventures with universities and the private sector.
More recently it has emerged that they both preceded and followed that poem.
More recently it has been realized that degradation of glycosphingolipids may also occur outside lysosomes.
More recently it created new ways to build interfaces for its web and mobile apps.
More recently it closed its doors for two and a half months for a full renovation.
More recently it has been moved to Melocotón nearby.
More recently it has been updated to include GDPR legislation.
More recently it has been argued that it is more likely to be Eastern Abenaki.
More recently it might be a collection of SYSMODS downloaded over the internet.
More recently it was the residence of the owner of the Spanish brewery Damm.
More recently it has been tested as a weapon against hospital infections like MRSA.
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