Sentence examples for which lately has from inspiring English sources

The economy, which lately has perked up, actually is a house of cards supported by high oil prices.

For Qatar Holding, which lately has been making investments in Europe amid the Continent's crisis, the deal gives it greater access to China.

Mr. Hamingson, who lives in Brooklyn, said he has long admired St. Ann's, which lately has built a following for the plays of Enda Walsh ("Misterman," "Penelope").

But the S.E.C., which lately has taken a hard line on corporate fraud, reserved the right to come back to Judge Rakoff requesting a fine.

Often we talk about the publishing industry and worry about the big picture, which lately has been cracking a bit about the frame.

In France, which lately has had one of the lowest inflation rates in Europe, consumer prices jumped 2.5percentt in May.

Some managers of ethical funds point out that their assets are tilted towards smaller companies, which lately have done worse than the market.

By showing his fall clothes here first, Mr. Ghesquiere frankly brings news value to the New York collections, which lately have been accused of being predominantly commercial spectacles.

This summer, he spent hours with a small metal ruler, measuring hat brims for uniformity and demanding a "good, sharp edge" for the Clergy, which lately have been narrowing and selling for up to $175 in the United States.

But the S.E.C. has not previously sounded a warning on variable annuities, which were developed by insurance companies to attract some of the billions going into mutual funds and which lately have been accumulating money from investors at a faster clip than standard, less expensive mutual funds.

Mr. Fein punches in the running electronic messages, which lately have included quotations from Bob Dylan ("Oh Mama, can this really be the end?") and T. S. Eliot, on whose poems the musical is based ("In the room the women come and go, talking of Michelangelo").