Sentence examples for lately dormant from inspiring English sources
Under President Trump's budget proposal, federal employees at many agencies may need to acquaint themselves with a lately dormant but still much-feared term: Reduction in Force.
The national Occupy Wall Street movement, which denounces corporate excess and economic inequality, began in New York City in the autumn but has been largely dormant lately.
That program has been dormant lately.
Are you going to ask for fast-track approval so this thing can get going again, because it's been kind of dormant lately?
A 50-acre piece of land in East New York that is being developed into the Gateway Center shopping mall has had some good news to report lately, and it is not just that the long-dormant site has finally been cleared of its chin-high weeds.
As a result, he has become an easy target for critical barbs, particularly in Europe, where the twin traditions of private philanthropy and the aggrandizement of donors have been dormant since the days of Ludwig II of Bavaria, but lately in the United States as well.
Mount Etna has been acting up lately, and for any amateur volcanologists whose interest has been raised, there is a new map that lists active and dormant volcanoes in Alaska, Washington State, Oregon, California and Hawaii.
They were comfortably dormant.
The dormant lumps sprouted back.
