Sentence examples for apparently too late from inspiring English sources
It was apparently too late for the Mehtas, who sold their house last October.
The armored personnel carriers at the back of the convoy returned fire, but it was apparently too late.
In explicating this hypothesis, Mr. Frank makes only passing mention of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which began protests last September, apparently too late to get any real attention in this book.
As a token of how rapidly his prophecies are being fulfilled, the Time Warner-America Online merger was announced as his book was awaiting publication, an event apparently too late for inclusion.
Next exercise in thought: what does it mean if Didi, a close ally of Grab, was apparently too late to invest in Grab's round, which closed two weeks after we (and others) first reported about it?
Obviously too late is wrong.
(The newts are poisonous, something the chickens apparently discover too late).
Gary Krist apparently realized too late that he had not dealt himself much of a hand of characters.
Dylan was apparently writing too late to improve his song's accuracy; his letter was the reaction of a worried young man.
The renewed movement apparently comes too late to save this season's Winter Classic, but its cancellation seems to have awakened both sides — and particularly the owners — to the need for immediate action.
The audit of one week's time-clock records for roughly 25,000 employees found 1,371 instances in which minors apparently worked too late at night, worked during school hours or worked too many hours in a day.
