Sentence examples for begun belatedly from inspiring English sources
Gradually, perceptive American and English critics have begun belatedly to reassess and credit Lewis's work.
What's different today is that, complementing it, there's now an "economic push" for telecommuting from business itself.To gain an edge over the competition, firms have begun belatedly to realise how much more agile they must quickly become.
What can be done to restore faith in accounts and accountants?Related items Enron and auditing: The lessons from EnronFeb 7th 2002 Bagehot: Twister comingJan 31st 2002 Global Crossing's bankruptcy: Survival of the slowestJan 31st 2002 Andersen: Wisdom mislaidJan 24th 2002Accountants themselves have begun belatedly to clean up their act.
In 1942 he began belatedly to rewrite The Bulwark, a novel begun in 1912.
In recent weeks, the Bush administration began, belatedly, to edge toward taking action.
Over time they reconciled: his father went to work for the Brazilian Bar Association and began, belatedly, to resist the regime.
And Latvia is beginning, belatedly, to face the facts of collaboration with the Nazis.One trouble is that the information in the KGB files is patchy.
"The public is beginning belatedly to catch on to the real Alan Cranston," said Murray S. Flander, the Senator's press secretary for 22 years.
Volkswagen began to belatedly face up to the likelihood that the emissions problem would have legal consequences.
Thieu began scrambling, belatedly, to rid himself of deadwood commanders and redeploy his resources to meet the coming onslaught.
Egypt's economy has belatedly begun to grow quite fast.
