Sentence examples for tried lately from inspiring English sources

I've tried lately to try to incorporate more tension.

But the teams most often linked to Fielder, the Texas Rangers and the Washington Nationals, have tried lately to play down their interest.

AT&T has not tried lately "to define the totality of who we are," Ms. Lee said, adding that research among consumers found that "people understood we had evolved, but there wasn't enough acknowledgment of us being an innovative company".

The weeklong power struggle in the Marxist Government reportedly pitted hard-liners against President Hassani, who has tried lately to mend relations with the conservative neighboring nations of Oman, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and to open his country to more Western investment, possibly including oil exploration.

Aggressive options such as bilateral suboccipital stimulation have been tried lately in these patients with poor results.

I've tried lately not to scroll in public places.

Hitler, of course, has been trying lately to show his contempt for English gentlemen, but when he was writing "Mein Kampf" he thought they were wonderful.

Judging by what companies have been trying lately to keep excitement alive in desktops, consumers may see the companies shift from affordable computers that can work in every home to higher-end, more specialized machines.

Bangaru Laxman, the new president of the Bharatiya Janata Party, which leads India's coalition government, has been trying lately to distance the party from its Hindu nationalist roots and the Hindu chauvinist thinking that has long alienated Muslims and many others in this predominantly Hindu nation.

To commemorate Charles Tanqueray's big day, then, I've decided -- in addition to quaffing a large, ice-cold martini -- to write about some of the gins and gin-related stuff I've been trying lately.

The airlines say the agency has tried harder lately to establish consensus in those calls, rather than closing vast areas where radar shows thunderstorms.