Sentence examples for lately gathered from inspiring English sources

Researchers have lately gathered abundant evidence that female friendship is one of nature's preferred narrative tools.

I recently went to Wisconsin, where anti-abortion protests have lately gathered strength.

The ability of object detecting in a scene is critical in our everyday life activities, and lately it has gathered an increasingly amount of attention.

But lately the issue has gathered steam.

Lately the club had gathered sponsorships and promises to pay off its back rent (from Bruce Springsteen, Viacom and Sirius satellite radio, among others) on the condition that it work out a new lease, and it had offered to set up programs for N.Y.U.

To be honest, I've been avoiding places where a lot of people gather, lately.

UAV, as one of the most advanced technology to date, has gathered much attention lately due to its potentially unlimited applications.

Still, at least one good thing came out of the shag years: environmental awareness, a movement that has gathered new strength lately.

Just before noon, while the balmy season that has been something of a flirt lately was still showing itself, officials gathered in all five boroughs to herald the return of artfully moving water to a long-parched city.

To Dr. Anny Baumann: March 19 , 1966As you may have gathered, I have been rather upset by many problems in Brazil lately — well, not lately exactly, because they have all gone on since Lota took on the job.

Given the frequency of protests against an Iraq war in this country lately, you would be forgiven for thinking that the marchers who gathered last Sunday in Berlin were another group demanding, "Nein zum Krieg" -- no to war.