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in recent memory

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in recent memory
Fig. the period of time in which things are still remembered and discussed. Never in recent memory has there been this much snow! I haven't been this happy in recent memory!
See also: memory


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But Republicans would do well to ignore the advice of the mean-spirited Gingrich, who contributed as much as anyone in recent memory to the ugliness that turned off many people to the goings on inside Washington’s Beltway.
The tension between regulators and insurance brokers can be nettlesome at times, but few events in recent memory approach in venom those that transpired in North Carolina in May.
Lawyers said the Shariah High Court's verdict in the northern state of Penang was the first time in recent memory that a convert has been permitted to legally renounce Islam in this Muslim-majority nation.
 
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