Sentence examples for yet of late from inspiring English sources

Yet of late doubters have been making themselves heard too.

Yet, of late, they've been working at what for them is breakneck speed.

Yet, of late, there have also been some causes for optimism.

And yet, of late, tie-dye has found some rather influential fans in high fashion places.

Yet of late some of the world's biggest banks have been huddling together like waifs in a storm.

As a consumer product, light bulbs belong to what one industry executive calls a "low-thought category," and yet, of late, they've become a surprising flash point.

Yet another trend of late is a perceived tail off over the chillier months - the winter blues as they have become known.

Yet even Mr. Geithner of late has been moving toward a tougher stance on Wall Street, in part out of anger that big banks, having ridden a taxpayer bailout back to comfortable profitability, are now rewarding themselves with big bonuses and fighting harder in Congress against the administration's initiative to tighten regulation of the financial system.

Inflation will then fall back even though the economy is expected to recover quite strongly, because so much spare capacity has opened up during the recession.The forecast augurs well, yet inflation has of late been running ahead of the central bank's projections.

Yet many companies of late have become enamored of taking every penny-pinching measure possible to minimize customer service costs, while ignoring the real long-term cost of doing so: losing customers.

Speaking with THUMP over email, Pedram describes the video as having a "sort of moody yet hopeful atmosphere of late morning drives around my old estate in the UK," while Hurley adds that it "explores the way we deal with love and longing, documenting a youthful romance, amidst parties and the chaos of the city".