Sentence examples for late concerns from inspiring English sources

One interesting theme batted around by that group of late concerns the name of this climate-altering enterprise.

One of the more media-ready London housing narratives of late concerns the middle-classes being priced out by speculators from overseas.

My favourite messaging story of late concerns another friend, who after telling a Tinder date she was in the bath with a candle received the reply, "I hope you burn and drown".

The most high value eccentric instance of late concerns the finding of two paintings by Monet and van Gogh in a mental hospital car park, nine days after being stolen from a Swiss museum on February 10.

Sentence-level issues, spelling, and typos are called "late concerns," meaning that you should only worry about them when the more important parts of your composition--your thesis, your main points, and the organization of your argument--are already as good as they can be.

One of the stories I entered late concerned some pills my sister Gretchen had started taking a year and a half earlier.

Bosnia gave Argentina some late concern when Lulic slipped a pass through for Vedad Ibisevic to angle in a low shot with six minutes left, but Sabella's side avoided any more scares.

There's been much discussion of late concerning the need for financial regulators to be disconnected from the Wall Street banks and the corporate interests they regulate.

There have been speculations, of late, concerning O. volvulus resistance to ivermectin.

The latest concerns an obscure enterprise named Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, or Mers.

Others have been discovered because of reform, such as the latest concerns about drug offenders' travel orders not being enforced.