Sentence examples for been a bit tardy from inspiring English sources
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Father Kleinsorge woke up about six the morning the bomb was dropped, and half an hour later — he was a bit tardy because of his sickness — he began to read Mass in the mission chapel, a small Japanese-style wooden building which was without pews, since its worshippers knelt on the usual Japanese matted floor, facing an altar graced with splendid silks, brass, silver, and heavy embroideries.
The latest push, however, is a bit tardy.
Some might say that Kellogg is a bit tardy to the vitality banquet, as firms such as Tyson Foods, PepsiCo's Frito Lay and Altria's "little sister" company Kraft Foods each announced plans some two years ago to abate their use of trans fats as U.S. consumers suddenly seemed concerned with obesity and diabetes.
She said the UK had been "a little bit tardy" in waking up to the scale of the threat but must now seek tougher rules to ensure data was protected.
Of course, your feelings are understandable — if a bit tardy.
Today's FTC action is welcome, if a bit tardy.
While it may seem a bit tardy to be writing about Labor Day when September is waning, let's chalk it up to being too busy, which brings me to the resolutions themselves.
It's supposed to debut early next month, so the company seems a bit tardy in releasing those details.
Citations are a bit sloppy.
