Sentence examples for lately in particular from inspiring English sources

"What Have You Done for Me Lately", in particular its title, was referenced in the 1987 film Eddie Murphy Raw, as a common question that women ask their partners prior to breaking up.

In a good overview of these survey results published in the MIT Sloan Management Review, editor Nina Kruschwitz voices a legitimate concern that their findings don't jibe with other reports lately, in particular an article in The New York Times titled, "Industry Awakens to the Threat of Climate Change".

And lately, Barack Obama in particular has stepped up his attacks on McCain's "100 years" notion.

"What I feel bad about is turning away a generation," Dr. Beichman said, explaining that planet-finding has been one of the hottest fields in science lately, attracting, in particular, young scientists into astronomy.

Football can be cruel, and it's been very cruel lately to Toronto in particular.

Google's been taking a beating from the newspaper industry lately, and Rupert Murdoch in particular.

In leading Microsoft's U.S. Small-and-Midsized BuSMBess (SMB) group, I pay close attention to various trends in the small business space, and lately two trends in particular have tended to stand out from the rest.

Bulgaria in particular has lately been receiving chilly ratings from Brussels, for persistent gangsterism and the erosion of media freedom.

But Dagestan, which normally tends to some level of internal conflict owing to its mix of mountain ethnic groups, has been in particular ferment lately.

"Injuries have not helped but some of our defeats lately, at Worcester and Newcastle in particular, have been frustrating because we created so many chances," said Coventry.

Sociological themes, for example, can be treated with a certain subtlety and depth, and social geography, in particular, has lately received much earnest commentary.