Sentence examples for increasingly late from inspiring English sources

Another driver of America's increasingly late parenthood, however, has little to do with feminist empowerment.

Increasingly, late modern western society defines women, as indeed women define themselves, through roles/achievements external to motherhood.

According to Experian Business Reports, a financial risk-assessment service, Josh Slocum's has become "increasingly late" in paying creditors.

The father, Antonio Fernando Grediagaa), is increasingly late home, parks his car with fanatical precision in the driveway in a way that hints at dysfunction and repressed anxiety.

Most do, though they leave it increasingly late: in rich countries the average age at which they have their first child is now 28, compared with 24 in 1970.

The tradition is expensive, and because of the grave situation in Sudan, couples have been marrying at an increasingly late age — 30 or even 40 instead of 20 or 25.

Call it a sign of the times twice over: As companies delay going public, the best firms are taking on increasingly large, late-stage capital rounds.

Increasingly of late, Mr Qaddafi has taken to insisting that he is merely a guiding hand to Libya's revolution, not the final arbiter.

The federation is also a major centre for camel racing, a traditional sport that became increasingly popular late in the 20th century, and for falconry, once an important means of hunting.

Coding increasingly required late nights, but managers claimed that it was too unsafe to have women working into the wee hours, so they forbid them to stay late with the men.

But the visitors held out against the Scarlets' increasingly desperate late attempts to score.