Sentence examples for lately defined from inspiring English sources

AS he prepared to board another in a series of Virgin Atlantic flights from London to Los Angeles that have lately defined his life, Edgar Wright was presented with a quandary: Should he spend the 11 1/2-hour trip getting some much-needed shut-eye or playing Super Mario Bros. on an in-flight video-game system?

The OpenFlow Configuration and Management Protocol (OF-CONFIG) has been lately defined by the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) as the fundamental mechanism for configuring vSwitches through OpenFlow SDN controllers [62].

AT&T has not tried lately "to define the totality of who we are," Ms. Lee said, adding that research among consumers found that "people understood we had evolved, but there wasn't enough acknowledgment of us being an innovative company".

But lately a musical world defined by its distance from the mainstream has adopted a more conciliatory attitude.

When he began the book, he was feeling fed up with the way thrillers lately have been overly defined into subgenres, each with its own requirements.

The recall period in the Swedish version of the SGRQ that was used, is defined as "lately".

But now Britishness is apparently about values, values which lately seem to define themselves in opposition to the Muslim bogeyman.

The volatility that has defined the market lately continued unabated.

This other thing is never defined but has lately been given a name.

Mr. Tang's powers relative to the president's are not clearly defined, and he has lately been suffering complications from surgery.

Furthermore, a new syndrome has been described lately in humans, the normal weight obesity syndrome, which is defined as a normal body mass index associated with increased body fat [ 28].