Sentence examples for belatedly joining from inspiring English sources
Apple is belatedly joining an evolutionary shift that has been driving the rest of the phone market for years.
Instead of belatedly joining the Ottawa Convention to ban mines, we seem determined to walk away from it.
NATO (of which Turkey has been a member since 1952) had "no business there" he said, before belatedly joining its operations.
Before belatedly joining House members who recessed on Saturday, senators on Monday approved a corporate tax overhaul, a $32 billion spending plan for the Department of Homeland Security and a spending measure containing almost $15 billion in disaster aid for states hit by the recent hurricanes and farmers suffering through drought.
In vacuum cleaners it is belatedly joining the industry trend favoring cheap models (nowadays more reliable).
"It's always heartening to see other disciplines belatedly joining the late 20th century," says Paul Ginsparg, arXiv's founder and a physicist at Cornell University.
Germany, Europe's supposed powerhouse, has only belatedly joined the fight.
By agreeing to merge the two firms will belatedly join the trend for big European airlines to bulk up.
When Capello belatedly joins the celebrations in Italy, he can take pride in explaining that the delay was due to defeating the world champions.
THE last time the Americans, Russians and Chinese were all in a coalition to defeat a common enemy, it was the spring of 1945, when Stalin belatedly joined Harry S. Truman and Chiang Kai-shek in the battle against Japan.
When the space opens, the Prado will belatedly join a host of other museums, from the Louvre in Paris to the National Gallery in Washington, that have built annexes for art and assorted services.
