Sentence examples for belated to from inspiring English sources

Hitler sees England's total defeat as necessary and inevitable and America's intervention as too belated to change the outcome.

And he repeated his welcome call, even if oddly belated, to "pass a media shield law to guard against government overreach".

The conviction was evidence of the growing resolve of secular authorities, however belated, to venture up the hierarchical ladder in their search for accountability.

So what Sept. 11 actually began was the U.S. reaction, as muscular as it was belated, to the challenge of terrorism.

The rate cuts represent central bankers' effort — critics say belated — to curb the worst effects of a recession that many saw as avoidable until the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent the financial crisis rippling across the Atlantic.

However, a spokesman for US forces in Iraq confirmed that the information on the drive 'related to the London bombings and showed knowledge'.

The discipline of emergency medicine now encompasses issues, 'related to timing, location, and access to care' [27].

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

Depending on the time point t, peptides are thus sampled from a characteristic peptide distribution G t that is 'related' to G0.

The chronology of record submission to Genbank has been established by ordering 'by date' the list of entries 'related to' the genes or protein under analysis.

Mothers used phrases such as 'brought on by'contributinging factor' and 'related to' more than 'caused by' to discuss their explanations.