Sentence examples for question of late from inspiring English sources

Finishing the Doha round could also help his administration flaunt its pro-business credentials, which have been under question of late.An emphasis on the importance of removing trade barriers in service industries, such as technology, could help to bring the agreement of big service-sector exporters, notably India.

That's been the question of late, but a new leaked photo (below) from TmoNews may clear that up for us a bit.

My burning question of late: when was the rule made that beauty, youth and radiance can only be achieved with a tube of lipstick, a jar of expensive crème, or a fragrance atomizer?

The quality of registered data has been called into question of late, with particular concerns regarding the quality of contact information [27] [31], intervention details, [27], [30] [33] and the outcomes (and outcome measures) being used [27], [31], [33] [36].

However, some women and gynecologists say the proposed law does not resolve the question of late-term abortion.

And the white-hot beating heart of the abortion debate its bloodiest battlefield is the question of late-term (i.e., third-trimester) abortions.

Her feminist credentials have been questioned of late, what with her 'Bow down, b**tches' lyrics and Mrs Carter world tour.

The city's status as one of the few progressive strongholds in the country has been severely questioned of late – something Mancera addressed in one of his first public statements on the new constitution.

Sure, some shareholders had been asking awkward questions of late, the financial press had been irritatingly persistent in its probing; and some of the bankers had become less than understanding in their requests for repayment.

Che and his fellow "SNL" star Colin Jost, whose controversial opinions have also been called into question as of late, are set to host the 2018 Emmy Awards on Sept. 17. .

Which raises the question of how late decisions regarding pitch inspections should be made.