But he acknowledges that "energy independence" has lately lost political altitude.
A star of Manhattan's downtown scene, McGinley represents a kind of street cool the city once specialised in but has lately lost.
It has lately lost some of its prominence to classical defenses like the Slav, but Mark Hebden does not go for fads.
Still, despite our indelible reputation in the heartland (including upstate) as Gomorrah on the Hudson, we've lately lost ground not only to usual suspects like California and Louisiana but also to unlikely competitors like Arkansas and South Carolina.
Long at the centre of Italian industrial and economic policymaking, Confindustria has lately lost much of its clout and, like corporate Italy itself, badly needs some of Mr Montezemolo's magic.His arrival at Confindustria marks the return of Italian industry's northern aristocracy which, having run it in its prime, lost interest in the organisation in the 1990s.
His business has lately lost considerable revenue after running a profit for decades, and he now owes back taxes.
Breaking news for Philip K. Dick fans: The television miniseries adaptation of Dick's great alternative-present novel, "The Man in the High Castle," which I ballyhooed in 2010 but had lately begun to lose hope for, seems to be on again, according to the Times's ArtsBeat blog.
Burger King's Satisfries Traditional fast-food chains have lately been losing business to restaurants, like Chipotle, that market themselves as healthier alternatives.
In this country, opponents of same-sex marriage, realizing that they have, lately, been losing in court (and, although they mention it less often, in some state referendums and legislatures), have increasingly argued that they are not preëmptively opposed to equality — they just object to change coming in a way that is not "democratic".
Not only does the war continue, but Sri Lanka has lately been losing it.The two main candidates Ranil Wickremesinghe, head of the United National Party UNPP), is the other seem to realise that it behoves the next president to lick all the country's main problems.
