recent memory

W. Bush, one that is often seen as the most hardheaded or coldblooded (depending on your point of view) in recent memory.

World record or not, Mutai's performance is one of the greatest in recent memory.

RIM's reply was one of the most hamfisted PR moves in recent memory.

After my divorce, I swore that I would never ever look at another Chinese guy again, for they had such a recent memory of taking concubines.

Why has the most devastating natural disaster in recent memory generated such a tepid response from the international community?

My first experience with true giving, at least in recent memory, occurred during a relapse of cancer several years ago.

We've seen many permutations of the classic deck shoe in recent memory, however few have done it like American company Rogues Gallery.

In 2009, Bridgewater's largest fund eked out a 2% gain, while the stock market had one of the greatest rallies in recent memory.

More than 75 vessels have been attacked this year, far more than any other year in recent memory.

NO EVENT is seared upon Japan's recent memory like the bursting of the country's credit-inflated bubble in land and share prices after 1990.

The roles he eventually played would be some of the most colorful characters in recent memory.

New York, as everyone was talking about, had an extremely cold, snowy winter, unlike anything in recent memory.

This season has already been one of the most interesting for the Lakers in recent memory.

Her mother said she had talked at one time but not in recent memory.

Natalia Vodianova's rags to riches life story has made her one of the most talked about models in recent memory.

With the failure of the Disneyland Paris project in recent memory, Prost said politics are routinely a problem "in France" .

in recent memory, one British city (Belfast) had no-go areas for people of the "wrong" Christian sect.

Blake only recently snapped a severe shooting slump, but his triangular comfort is as good as any newbie guard of recent memory.

Thailand suffered some of its worst flooding in recent memory.

Gaza medics said at least 205 people were killed and more than 300 wounded in the single deadliest day in Gaza fighting in recent memory.

Bernanke was certainly influential in beating back the biggest threat to Fed monetary policy independence in recent memory.

Fiscal policy in particular will get far more attention from theorists and econometricians than it has in recent memory.

For the first time in recent memory, the average price of a hotel room in New York City is less than $200 a night.

May's number was the highest for one month since June 2010, which at the time was the worst month in recent memory for Army suicides.

It's one of the most blogged and hyped pop singles in recent memory.

It was the worst storm in recent memory.

However, worries about diluting Christmas's meaning go much further back than recent memory.

The dollar had its worst year in recent memory in 2007, although currency experts say they believe the experience is unlikely to repeat.

Brazil's pre-salt fields constitute the largest discovery of oil in recent memory.

Sending it back was far more painful than sending back any device in recent memory.

Other justices have also battled cancer in recent memory.

In early 2008, unprecedented in recent memory, much of Tian-E-Zhou's surface froze over for 2 days.

Countries such as Finland and Indonesia have suffered depressions in recent memory using this definition.

Was this the worst Finals in recent memory?

The world economy has begun 2009 with more uncertainty (and anxiety) than at any time in recent memory.

Not for the first time in recent memory, China's economy is the envy of the world.

The relationship between recent memory impairment and change of concentration of catecholamine on the patients with basal nuclei infarction

The worst in recent memory were the Spanish flu in 1918, the Asian flu in 1957 and the Hong Kong flu in 1968.

Loss of recent memory after bilateral hippocampal lesions