Sentence examples for lately considered from inspiring English sources

Countries as different as Italy, Japan, Britain and New Zealand have lately considered or introduced changes in their electoral systems.

Holding the open coffin high and displaying the deceased's photograph, pallbearers set the pace to the accompaniment of a brass band or, lately considered nationally more authentic, the wailful tones of the doudouk.

They also inserted the banjo into more modern country-pop songs; they have been credited with returning the sound of the banjo to country radio stations that had lately considered it too rural.

Kim Jong-un, in his mid-20s and lately considered by many analysts in Seoul as a likely successor to his father, was recently given a low-ranking job at the National Defense Commission, according to Yonhap, a South Korean news agency, quoting anonymous sources in its report.

It has sometimes been hard to imagine anything good coming out of the Mets' offense lately, considering some of their brutal slumps and swings.

On a side note, to further illustrate the utter ignorance emanating from the right lately, consider what Gibson had to say Wednesday on whether America is a racist country: "We know that it isn't.

Les Enfants du Paradis appears on many Top Ten all-time lists -- and if you think that you've seen some good films lately, consider the fact that no less than François Truffaut once said "I would give up all my films to have directed Les Enfants du Paradis".

White's 9 Bhashas lately been considered the strongest move.

In contrast, tradable energy efficiency or "white"—certificates have only lately been considered as a market-based tool to foster EE as compared with standards and labelling, for example.

Image has also crept into this largest network of professionals in the world which until lately was considered as more conventional.

Or, as museums have been doing lately, to consider it in terms of similar ideas in other mediums.