Примери за използване на More recent times на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Due to their relative isolation they have scarcely mixed with other peoples,(this situation has changed in more recent times with incursions by the Dolgans and Russians).
as was the case with the banking union in more recent times.
Several scenarios of this nature were seen in the 1992- 93 European Exchange Rate Mechanism collapse, and in more recent times in Asia.
others are formed in more recent times.
the artistic practices of more recent times.
Several scenarios of this nature were seen in the 1992-93 ERM collapse, and in more recent times in South East Asia.
In more recent times you were placed under the rule of Kings
Even the shock comics of more recent times, from George Carlin and Sam Kinison to Denis Leary,
In more recent times, this wealth was multiplied by the right moves of financial banker Spiros Latsis(in the picture),
Though the establishment of modern international boundaries has forced many of these Bedouins to settle down near the oases in more recent times, a few such tribes still continue to practice their nomadic lifestyles.
In more recent times, civil unrest broke out in the Peruvian Andes in the early 1980s,
In more recent times, potassium nitrate has been employed in everything from fireworks to fertiliser
In more recent times, we are very proud to have received the visit to Brazil in 1927 of Ferdinand of Bulgaria, on a study trip of Brazilian botany,
In more recent times, economist C.
You knew a secret that was forgotten in more recent times.
Despite the skyscrapers of more recent times, Halifax is still dominated by a star-shaped, hilltop citadel.
all tombs have been plundered already in antiquity or in more recent times.
Initially, it hosted about 500 monks, while in more recent times it was home to some 20 nuns.
Similar evidence from slightly more recent times, but still more than 6,000 years ago,
Even if alien emissaries visited in more recent times, they may have been misinterpreted by early human cultures as supernatural entities.