Sentence examples for lately resolved from inspiring English sources
A slightly unstyled quality is also in keeping with Cech's own stripped-down professional intensity – on the eve of his third FA Cup final in four years and with the title race only lately resolved, the 27-year-old still manages to convey an almost alarmingly one-eyed focus on another major trophy.
He shows signs of wanting a second term; some wonder whether he deserves it.The UN was created to set and uphold norms on everything from human rights to (lately) terrorism and climate change, to resolve crises, keep the peace, alleviate poverty and encourage development.
Impressed with their new turbines, Tocco's residents have lately turned to renewable resources to resolve other civic problems, like a financial scandal at the town's ancient cemetery, a riot of pastel stucco tombs, festooned with flowers and photographs of departed elders.
That equation has now altered, and the results are already evident.The two Arab heavyweights, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, have lately begun to lend their diplomatic clout to resolving Iraq's troubles.
I mean, have you tried to read an equity index annuity contract lately?) It's impossible for the new rule to resolve all the conflicts, but it needs to attack them head on.
Even senior Republicans lately have denounced Mr. Norquist as a deterrent to resolving the nation's fiscal problems, given increasing bipartisan agreement that higher tax revenues are required to control debt growth.
But lately it has been an internal war between two factions within the union at its own headquarters that it has been unable to resolve.
But life lately has been confusing, he says, especially as he sees American resolve strengthen to fight terrorism while the government is blocking the hostages from holding Iran accountable for their captivity.
