Sentence examples for has lately entered from inspiring English sources

So we are indeed in the midst of a war, waged from the right, which has lately entered a new stage.

Long considered a stable if marginal genre, dance has lately entered the mainstream as never before, drawing more than 100,000 fans to festivals like Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas and Ultra in Miami.

In supporting ecumenism, he was endorsing both the example set by Mr. Graham, who has long tried to bring together as many different churches as he can at his preaching events, and also the various Anglican churches, which have lately entered into formal alliances with other denominations, as Episcopalians have with Evangelical Lutherans in the United States.

Of these, only lonidamine, 2-DG, and lately dichloroacetate have been clinically tested whereas the pyruvate analog 3-bromopyruvate (3-BrPA) has recently entered into clinical phase I testing [ 65, 66].

Yellow is the colour of Hizbullah, the Iranian-backed Lebanese party-cum-militia that has lately also entered the fray in Syria.

Psychological capital has lately been entered into the literature of organizational behavior (Luthans and Youssef, 2004).

As the Arabic name suggests, such storms are native to arid regions, but -- although Phoenix is no stranger to storm-driven dust -- the term haboob has only lately entered the local lexicon.

The Western provinces had only lately entered upon their own course of urban development under the not-always-tender ministrations of their Roman masters.

He has lately taken a populist line.

Television has lately embraced the short run.

Faxes found in the center and wiretaps of telephone conversations between Mr. Remadna and the aide to Mr. bin Laden in Afghanistan, Abu Zubaydah, confirmed previous reports that recruits had lately been advised to enter Afghanistan from Iran rather than Pakistan, Mr. Megale said.