Sentence examples for lately arising from inspiring English sources

Graph sandwich problems have attracted much attention lately arising from many applications and as a natural generalization of recognition problems [1 3, 7, 22, 24].

The possibility has lately arisen of Katharina collaborating with her older half-sister, Eva, after Wolfgang steps down.

JASON KUZNICKI at the Cato Institute offers a valiant defence of free speech against those who insist on a "right" not to be offended by what other people say.Modern challenges to free speech, he observes, have lately arisen from the right, from the left, from Muslim perspectives and even in the name of protecting children online.

RP: It's not clear to me whether the prevalence of ideas about biological determinism lately has arisen from a general public interest, or if it's is more a product of the media.

But lately, that need arises less and less often.

The field has evolved to deal with some important issues that have arisen lately.

—"Near Horizons" Sharing & Caring Plan members: Some misunderstandings about this plan have arisen lately.

Nor is it about the various forms of extreme biking that have arisen lately: bike jousting on specially made high-horse bikes, BMX tricks or the arcane world of fixed-gear bikes, or fixies.

Preservation concerns about "Spiral Jetty" have arisen lately not only because of the work's re-emergence from the water but also because of plans announced in the last two and a half years by companies to initiate industrial projects near the site.

If the situation weren't complex enough, another issue's arisen lately - what you might call "dual-use" research.

So inseparable are these men lately that the question often arises: Would Mr. Lieberman consider another tilt at the vice presidential lists, this time on the Republican ticket?