Sentence examples for rising of late from inspiring English sources

Buttigieg trails well behind but is rising of late.

(Herbalife's stock has been rising of late, although it is still below where it was before Mr. Ackman intervened).

But it has been rising of late, and in some critiques that is proof of the Fed's perfidy.

Recent polls in Ireland show support at close to 54 percent, a figure which has been steadily rising of late.

Although sales of stand-alone fax machines are well below their peak of 3.6 million in 1997, some manufacturers say that if the multiuse machines are included, demand has been rising of late.

The backlog of drilled but uncompleted wells in the United States has been rising of late.

The prices of energy and other commodities have risen of late.

Peter Kellner, boss of YouGov, says he is usually recognised in public once a month, but this has risen of late to a couple of times a week.

So far, although wages and spending have risen of late, they have not done so as clearly as the job gains, which naturally tend to come first.

Now that America's Treasury has blazed a trail, can the commission afford not to speak out if it wants to be seen as independent Germany says its workers' wages have risen of late, and that its growth is fuelled more by domestic demand.

Through prices vary considerably from the most expensive to the least; one thing appears clear in that prices for top Bordeaux vineyards have been rising sharply of late.