Sentence examples for lately concluded from inspiring English sources

Having long avoided commissions for houses for the rich and famous, Zumthor, now 67, lately concluded that it might be nice to put aside a little nest egg.

As many retailers have lately concluded, allowing customers to rate and rank their goods publicly doesn't so much discourage shoppers from buying no-star items as it does promote connoisseurship and passion among its customers.

Steve Rose Writer-director Michael Cimino had but one feature under his belt – the spirited caper movie Thunderbolt and Lightfoot – before he found himself at the helm of the first epic studio movie directly about the lately concluded Vietnam war that had traumatised his country.

As a staunch believer in this rule for decades, I have surprised myself lately by concluding that journalists' proud absolutism on this issue -- particularly in a case involving the syndicated columnist Robert Novak -- is neither as wise nor as ethical as it has seemed.

Some analysts have concluded lately that there may be an oversupply of some components.

I've been doing some constitution research lately and have concluded that the Hein product is nearly always more up-to-date.

> I've been doing some constitution research lately and have concluded that the Hein product is nearly always more up-to-date.

What's worse — both parties seem to have concluded lately that no compromise is possible and therefore their differences will just have to be settled by the 2012 election.

Several years ago, Bernardin, who works as a freelance tour guide, started an anti-noise group called FANNY (Friends Against Noisy New York), but lately he has concluded that the problem is intractable.

However, in a recent comprehensive review of health care governance, and with specific reference to OECD countries such as Canada that began experimenting with the governance function of health delivery organisations in the late 1990s, it was concluded that "new governance models have appeared lately that defy the first principles of good governance" [[ 2]:108].

A critic chided this "Gentleman of Colour lately arrived from America" for his unreliable delivery of the text, but concluded that "his death was certainly one of the finest physical representations of bodily anguish we ever witnessed".