Sentence examples for Was belated from inspiring English sources

In a sense, the surge was belated emergency triage.

The African Union was belated in responding but realised it was not only a Nigerian problem but a regional problem".

But when he finally ran for president, in 1980, challenging Jimmy Carter, the attempt was belated and halfhearted.

BARACK OBAMA has struck the jihadists in Iraq and even if the action was belated and modest he has so far been successful.

The government and the Central Bank are generally working correctly to deal with the current economic woes, he added, although some of their action was belated.

It was belated reward for a career of consistent success that exploded into the wider public consciousness with his Tour victory.

The sort of historical understanding Berlin sought to depict was 'related to moral and aesthetic analysis'.

Subjects were instructed that the sample stimulus was 'related' to one of the two comparisons and the task was to discover the relation by choosing one comparison (see [ 13, 14] for additional discussion of MTS procedures).

"The Baghdad communiqués are belated, insincere, incomplete.

This is belated recognition, but still it is recognition.

The change of heart is belated, but necessary and welcome.