Sentence examples for belatedly recognizing from inspiring English sources

American universities are belatedly recognizing how provincial they are and are trying to get more students abroad.

Some defense officials and experts on counterinsurgency reply that the practitioners of the military doctrine are simply, if belatedly, recognizing the realities of the Afghan war.

The White House and Congress have done an abrupt about-face about corporate malfeasance this summer, belatedly recognizing the need to crack down on financial chicanery in the executive suite.

Now oncologists are belatedly recognizing that they have included too few older cancer patients in the clinical trials that they conduct to determine the most effective therapies for all cancer patients.

In the past year, belatedly recognizing the threat to their business, the world's three largest suppliers of household lighting GE, Philips and Osram (a subsidiary of Siemens)–have been scrambling to catch up.

In backtracking on the penalty flag, the NFL is belatedly recognizing that Muslims aren't just religious: they're actually Americans--Americans Americans--Americans Americans--Americans

Steinbrenner has belatedly recognized Winfield as an all-around player.

The United States and others only belatedly recognized what Mr. Correa was up to.

Once started, these fires were uncontrollable, something that is now being belatedly recognized by some fire services.

When Mr. Mutchnick belatedly recognized Mr. Hyman, he shot out of his seat and offered a profuse apology.

Even then, he found, the nation's electronic mortgage registry was playing fast and loose with the law — something that courts have belatedly recognized, too.