Sentence examples for as belatedly from inspiring English sources
Ajax deserved their success, as belatedly as it arrived.
So the wives of 22 of the country's governors each assumed the title herself, as, belatedly, did an angry Mrs Obasanjo.If there are reasons to doubt the merits of first ladyism, do-gooders seem not to have noticed.
However, it seems the red curls lacked the magical powers we attributed to them, as – belatedly – she had to fall on her sword anyway.
Today, as belatedly in Rwanda, the proximity of French troops makes them easy candidates for any African peacekeeping emergency.Business in Francophone Africa, meanwhile, is waning.
But better late than never.The rest of the physics prize goes almost as belatedly to Willard Boyle and George Smith who, in 1969, ushered the charge-coupled device (CCD) into being, paving the way for the digital camera.
As Morrisons belatedly launches an online shopping service, its shares are also playing catch-up.
The vote came as Congress belatedly plunged into its budget work for 2005.
Looking at others' points of view, as Robert McNamara belatedly learned, is the better part of wisdom.
As Britain belatedly leaves recession behind, so the Treasury and the Bank of England will want to execute their own "exit strategies".
The health minister resigned, as officials belatedly accepted the severity of swine flu in Argentina, which they had resisted doing before the vote.
She had many friends and loved travel.Her work was crucial to Messrs Crick, Watson and their Nobel prize, as they belatedly admitted.
