Sentence examples for considerably lately from inspiring English sources

But O'Neill's performance has perked up considerably lately.

Prices Versus Incentives A skeptical consumer might ask, "If they raise prices on cars, what good is an incentive?" But there is little evidence that new car prices have risen considerably lately or that they will rise significantly soon.

Barry Endelson, a founding partner at Aries Deitch & Endelson, a Hartsdale, N.Y., real estate company that leases and manages shopping centers, said that retail spending in Rockland has grown considerably lately, due to the area's increasing affluence, but also because New Jersey retailers in Bergen County are prohibited by law from doing business on Sunday.

Webb, who is well-known for speaking candidly and publicly about matters related to American Muslims, was always well-known as a white imam, which is unusual, but his profile has risen considerably lately because of social media -- namely his aptitude with Snapchat, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook Live.

The company wants cellphone buyers to know that its phones can be used with whatever carrier they choose, unlike a certain other phone that has been getting considerably more attention lately: Apple's iPhone.

Really well, especially lately.

Biological H2 production has been lately receiving considerably attention as a potential renewable energy source.

The good news is that regional crisis-management tools have lately been strengthened considerably, especially since the summer of 2012, when the euro came very close to collapsing.

But lately, issuance has slowed considerably as the roster of troubled companies has started to swell.

But the online retailer, based in Seattle, has lately gained traction with a considerably more ambitious effort: the business of renting other companies the remote use of its technology infrastructure so they can run their computer operations.

The market's about-face lately makes time-tested companies look considerably more attractive.