Sentence examples for lately referred from inspiring English sources

His practice of wearing a Mississippi State flag pin on his lapel is a reminder to a voting constituency lately referred to as "Nascar whites" that in 2001 Musgrove supported removing the Confederate emblem from the Mississippi flag.

Netflix has lately referred to the success of some of its international first-party content like its original series 3%.

We have seen the word "Rape Culture" used in the media lately referring to the horrific gang-rape in India, the Steubenville, Ohio "Rape Gang" cover-up that was exposed by Anonymous's #Knightsec, as well as many other horrific stories of exploiting women or children.

When Knox contacted Durham police about the threats, she said an officer quickly asked if she had made any guys mad lately, and referred to the harassment as "childish threats".

Being such a short sequence, it is useful for robust phylogeny analysis and important for tracking and measuring ecosystems biodiversity, what has lately been referred to as metabarcoding [ 10].

The ongoing outbreak in West Africa of ebolavirus hemorrhagic fever (EHF) [ 1], lately also referred to as Ebola virus disease (EVD), has led to a surge in public interest and concern regarding this virus, which was first discovered in 1976 during simultaneous outbreaks in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sudann [ 2].

I've been feeling a little guilty about Melania Trump lately, after referring to her derisively as a "Slovenian model".

SAN ANTONIO — Mitt Romney is not a candidate who often cites what he's been reading, but lately, he has referred to a book "by a guy named Noam Scheiber" to accuse the president of deliberately slowing the economic recovery to first push health reform.

Small wonder that this vast, dispersed network of interdependent data systems has lately come to be referred to by an appropriately atmospheric — and vaporous — metaphor: the cloud.

"I have talked to my Dad lately," Bonds said, referring to his father, Bobby.

"We've had a really rough time lately," she said, referring to the museum's shrinking endowment.