Sentence examples for hard of late from inspiring English sources

Winning has been hard of late for Federer in general.

BRAZIL'S government has been trying hard of late to burnish its economic credentials, dented by years of perceived interventionism, weak growth and high inflation.

Liverpool have not pressed as hard of late, presumably to try to keep players fresher for the latter part of the season.

Many of them shelter their millions in local municipal bond funds, which have been hit hard of late as the island struggles with a weak economy, rising interest rates and outsize debt loads.

That should mean a start for Brad Guzan in goal, who's been pushing Howard hard of late for the number one spot and will want to impress in a rare start.

Now, think about the Labour high-ups who have been working particularly hard of late – Mandelson, Lord Adonis, the newly ubiquitous Alistair Campbell – and consider their record on such matters.

THE bosses of foreign firms with operations in China grumble that their lives have got harder of late.

But her job has become much harder of late: the state, which used to exempt mothers of children under 3 from work programs, narrowed that exemption this year to women with children younger than 3 months.

Known for his one-punch knockout power, Hunt has fallen on hard times of late, losing his last two bouts.

First things first ReprintsEgypt's main Islamist guerrillas, Gamaat Islamiya, have been having a hard time of late.

Randy Wolf (4-8) won four of six starts at one stretch this season, but has fallen on hard times of late.