Sentence examples for lately argued from inspiring English sources
Yet, some six years after its launch, I've lately argued that Prime Instant Video is now the best video streaming service available, especially after the addition of HBO content.
David R. Hinson, a former administrator of the F.A.A., has been traveling the country lately arguing that every major airport should be trying to triple its runway capacity, because it takes so long to double the capacity, even more will be desperately needed by the time that work is done.
Argued with a teenager lately?
And lately, he argued, there have been signs of a flare-up.
Lately it has been argued on the basis of molecular phylogenetic data that tunicates, such as Ciona intestinalis, could be more closely related to vertebrates than cephalochordates are [ 10].
"Even until just lately, everybody was arguing about who had the hardest time under the old regime," a friend tells Irena.
The Vessel team believes its ability to roll out the winning tests to users within seconds gives it a leg up in a market that has seen quite a few new players lately (though Deshpande argues that his company already grew larger during its beta period than most of its competitors).
"There's been a lot of concern, a lot of books arguing lately that we're only getting stupider," Thompson said.
The couple had been arguing lately, suffering the same quotidian spats that plague any long-term relationship ― we glimpse these exchanges in a small stretch of dialogue before the movie replaces words with Daniel Hart's orchestral score.
Details of the deficit problem — lately running at $1 billion a month — can be argued over, but Congress cannot afford further delay in helping the system survive in the shifting world of modern communication.
But there has been a bit of a Freakonomics backlash lately, with some economists arguing that their peers are paying too much attention to cute cocktail party questions that don't really matter.
