Sentence examples for asked lately from inspiring English sources

The question has often been asked lately: Why didn't more people speak up about the problems they saw at Enron?

Good questions have been asked lately of tech companies without gender diversity on their boards of directors.

And still, the question I am most asked lately is how stressful it must be to be planning a wedding.

Four questions were asked: "Lately, how often have you felt: 1) sadness, 2) anxiety, 3) stomach ache, 4) headache?" Each question had five response options (1-5): never, seldom, sometimes, often, and always.

"Will you still be my father when you die?" he's been asking lately.

The question that Gott has been asking lately is how long the human species is going to last.

That's a question many consumers have been asking lately.

JA: That's an excellent question, one I have been asking lately, as well.

As exaggerated and ridiculous as "Scandal" is --even the most cynical among us would probably not imagine a president capable of smothering a Supreme Court justice to death -- the questions the show has been asking lately are incredibly relevant, even outside of a freshman political science class. .

I've often asked myself lately whether I've been right to suspect that people were looking at me differently on the street, at airports, or in elevators.

All of this instability and confrontation points to a question that has been asked often lately: are today's NBA players, despite their money and fame, unhappy?