Sentence examples for belatedly because from inspiring English sources

Paul Pennyfeather, the novel's hero, who is serving time in the prison, finds out about this belatedly, because, as a rule, he is not allowed to speak to the other prisoners.

(Sometimes, though, epidemics were declared only belatedly because they were bad for business).

Her death was announced belatedly because it took time for the university to gather biographical details, Dr. Tran said.

Almost all the 6,000 residents have been evacuated, albeit belatedly, because it took the government months to decide that some villages outside a 30km radius of the plant warranted special attention.

That came, albeit belatedly, because of who he was and how he understood his role as a public servant.

At least Mr Mahuad's woes have come because, belatedly, he is trying to put things right.

All of this we now know – or have belatedly realised – because of Snowden's courage.

Now, he may be outraged by what he belatedly heard because he's trying to relate to the white lunch-pail set.

AS North Carolina Republicans tell it, the Obama for America volunteers stole in under cover of night and stayed, undetected — noticed belatedly only because of election results across the state.

Belatedly reunited because of a family tragedy, Gwen (Isild Le Besco) who has turned boy crazy, and Lise (Pascale Bussières), who is just becoming aware of her desire for Gwen, discover their friendship threatened by these awakening sexual currents.

And if I'm introduced in this country so belatedly, it's because my films were not good enough before.