Sentence examples for belatedly mounting from inspiring English sources

Pressure from outside is belatedly mounting.

Congressional challenges and criticisms — even belatedly from some Democrats — are mounting.

1745 was a year of unrest and unease in Hanoverian London and England, as the crown belatedly realised that Charles Edward Stuart Bonnie PrinceCharlielie - really was mounting his French- and Scottish-sponsored Jacobite campaign to overthrow the monarchy, and had real success, too, on the battlefield, marching as far south as Derby.

Amid mounting tension Thomas, who is joining Bath this summer, was finally binned before Batty, belatedly, crashed over on the left.

Volume mounting.

Recession mounting.

Begin mounting.

Try mounting.

Late in the campaign, these Catholics have begun to mount a counterattack, belatedly and with far fewer resources.

Mr. Pandit belatedly acknowledged that fact as Citigroup's problems mounted.

And they mounted a carefully planned campaign to persuade the public that Mr Condit had secrets to hide (which he may have done: he also had an affair with an air hostess and allegedly one with an 18-year-old from Modesto).The Levys have prodded the police into belatedly searching Mr Condit's apartment.