recently

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

In the past
ago
any moreidiom
anymore
back in the dayidiom
back thenidiom
clock
departed
dim
flood
mist
moon
more
no longeridiom
non-current
rewind the clockidiom
sometime
step
step back (in time)idiom
the mists of timeidiom
the status quo ante

Examples of latterly

latterly
Eggs were sought for weekly and, latterly, twice a week over a sample of marked plants.
Increases in income, wealth, consumption and leisure, constitute core elements of the post-war changes that have affected the working, and latterly the post-working, population.
This book describes his life and opinions, the latterly mostly trenchant especially when it comes to modernism in any art form.
She had been physically disabled since birth and had latterly developed dementia like her sister.
Latterly, the emphasis of historical debate has moved away from such issues.
As a result museums and 'heritage' have thrived and so latterly have museological attitudes to our cities, especially their historical centres.
This is divided into three distinct phases : a period of retirement as a mass experience, a time of consolidation and latterly an increasing fragmentation.
The advent of microelectronics, and latterly personal computer systems, has transformed what can be provided within augmentative communication systems.
However, the inn was subsequently extended and latterly converted into a supermarket.
Colleagues in higher education music degree courses also spend much time reviewing, revising and, latterly, justifying the assessment processes adopted across courses.
Latterly, studies have included sample sizes of several hundred and weight loss is a commonly used measure of undernutrition.
Latterly many other varieties, particularly those of general commercial use, have been found to be infested in widely separated localities.
In other words, there is an activity-dependent increasing restriction of fate within cortex-initially due to intrinsic "spontaneous" activity but latterly also responding to experience.
Latterly this has been exclusively diagnosed by ultrasound.
Emigration by sea could be established, emigration by air could not; latterly all emigration records have been difficult to trace.
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