Sentence examples for belatedly answer from inspiring English sources

But to (belatedly) answer the question posed at the outset, no, I do not believe they will go to a third straight Super Bowl.

The answer was: belatedly and fitfully.

Rick asked him the day before if he had anything else to say to him, and now Carl belatedly gives him his answer.

Belatedly, two distinct agencies can answer the first two doubts.

These questions are no easier to answer now that Mr Sarkozy has belatedly agreed to an austerity plan to curb the government's deficit, from 8% this year to 6% next.

Until now, the Knicks have never explained on the record what their reasoning was in letting Lin go, but before Grunwald could belatedly address the matter, Woodson jumped in and answered first.

He didn't know the answer but he was beginning to feel victimized, belatedly, by the salesman, the shoe store, and the shoes, and he stopped counting the steps one flight before he reached his floor.

So while there is now – belatedly – a growing economy, the key question that any government needs to answer is whether it will help the millions still caught in the crosshairs of a cost-of-living crisis.

The White House answer is that nothing came up in the database until somebody belatedly typed in the word "coffees".

So the answer to the "what if" of this piece may naturally, albeit perhaps belatedly, present itself soon enough.

The lax good-ol'-boy stock exchanges and lazy credit agencies -- with much to answer for -- are scrambling to tighten standards to restore trust, which they belatedly realize is their stock in trade.