Sentence examples for belatedly start from inspiring English sources

The cynics may argue that the keenness of the sector to belatedly start re-emphasising the importance of partnership is rather late.

Or she could, after having repeatedly (if also surprisingly vaguely) stated her government's view of what it intends to achieve from Brexit, belatedly start paying attention to the other side of this deal she seeks.

The one form of onslaught he is yet to launch is a charm offensive and, having negotiated with JP McManus and John Magnier, he will belatedly start his efforts to win over supporters.

Most of us thought that with growing public awareness of the rapidity of climate change and its dangers, and with the completion of the Bush term of office, the world could at last, very belatedly, start to move.

Many drummers start noticing hearing loss in their 50s and belatedly start wearing protection then.

The music industry has belatedly started to learn this.

And the government only belatedly started to cut red tape.

The biggest consumer of Sudan's oil has belatedly started to play its part over Darfur.

NATO has belatedly started work on real contingency plans for the Baltic area.

America needs to make its case better.It is belatedly starting to.

That changed during July when summer belatedly started – unleashing pent up demand for barbeque food.