Sentence examples for more of late from inspiring English sources

I feel more disillusioned by British TV more and more of late.

Times do change, and no faction in New York politics has changed more of late than the Senate.

No group of passengers has suffered more of late than those flying United, the world's largest airline.

But he is finding more and more of late -- punctuated by this week's near-revolt by Republicans on Capitol Hill -- that he is no longer the leader of his own party.

Most big German companies, for example, are pleased about the euro's fall as, quietly, are several officials at the ECB.Different strokesEurope has a weak but improving economy, structural problems that are being resolved (albeit slowly) and financial assets that are relatively cheap: bond yields, for instance, have risen much more of late than they have in America.

Mr. Cain has been talking about his wife and family more of late, perhaps to offer a counterpoint to the multiple women who have come forward to accuse him of inappropriate behavior while he was chief of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s.

They have argued for years — more and more loudly of late — that channel owners are the ones requiring them to raise the monthly cost of television service.

"What exactly are we going to do with her, Wallow?" This question has been weighing on my mind more and more heavily of late.

Sure, Internet videoclips draw more and more viewers of late, and the Web is a fascinating showcase for emerging talent.

It's also a major time commitment, and my time has been becoming more and more scarce of late.

Parkdale residents also raised concerns about gentrification and capitalism, issues that the traditionally low-income, immigrant community has been struggling with more and more as of late.