Elshtain does not mean to argue for Christianity's superiority over Islam or any other religion, and she acknowledges that Islam has lately been caught up in internal controversies, even if they have sometimes been hard to detect from afar.
Its product was far ahead of anyone in the industry, but lately others have caught up".
"The fish we've caught lately had sea lice, meaning they were fresh from the ocean.
It's a joy to find this young author coming into his own, and bringing the craft of science fiction out of the backwaters where it's been caught lately between the regressive drag of publishers marketing to a "safe" readership and the bewildering promises of change and growth offered by postmodernism in all its forms and formlessness.
And as for the threats from the European Union and the right-wing government of Spain, what have they done right lately, with Europe caught in its second recession in three years, nearly halfway through a lost decade, and with 24percentt unemployment in Spain?
Lately the trend has caught a second wind.
By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, February 8 , 1982P. 33 A friend writes: I've been thinking quite a lot lately about something that caught my attention when I was in Paris for a few days last November.
WALK the calm, well-heeled streets of Geneva and there seems little to connect this metropolis in neutral Switzerland with the genocidal slaughter in Rwanda and the rape camps of Bosnia in the 1990s, or the appalling violence lately inflicted on civilians caught up in fighting in Darfur, Chad or eastern Congo.
Forbes: Implied cap rates have caught on lately as a metric.
Little Rock, Ark.-based Alltel has caught attention lately for its wireless efforts, notably its $1.65 billion purchase of CenturyTel 's wireless business in March.
