Sentence examples for has lately given from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of mobile apps has lately given rise to regulatory scrutiny.

Dunne has lately given himself over to making a documentary about his aunt, Joan Didion.

Other successful possibilities: winter's parsnip gratin, huge and fragrant in its bath of thyme-scented cream, has lately given way to potatoes and leeks.

Those who doubt the extent of structural change point to the boost that the exchange rate has lately given German exports.

It may not have the grand reach of the Venezuelan Sistema, which has lately given the musical world the conductor Gustavo Dudamel.

The globalisation of the world economy, together with declining demand for manual labour and the simplistic belief that this must put nations increasingly in competition with one another, has lately given investment in knowledge a political resonance it lacked before.

Kasparov gave a version of the same speech that he had lately given in Washington and Toronto.

But his ex-fellow-thinkers have lately given those old ideas a regrettable twist, and dreadful errors have followed.

The respectable version has lately been given new impetus by the onward march of European integration.

The aid that has lately been given has been too little to shift the national balance of power markedly, but it has altered the dynamic among the rebels.

After watching the president's press conference on the tax cut deal this week, Laura Ingraham is starting to fret that Obama may be much more on top of things than he has lately been given credit for.