Sentence examples for both tardy from inspiring English sources

To some, the official reaction was both tardy and excessive.

I wonder whether the hullabaloo being raised by both Republicans and Democrats in Congress over the control of United States ports is both tardy and off target.

Murdoch knows something that his assailants will seldom concede, and that renders their call for radical change, in the rapport between governance and the media, both tardy and redundant.

Some Democrats, institutional investors and consumer groups complained that the rules were both tardy and tepid and were intended by industry cheerleaders to head off more stringent proposals for a ban on allowing analysts to work on merger and underwriting business for clients of their investment banks.

Compared to other countries, this increase appears both tardy and rapid.

She recorded further "issue" songs such as Pittsburgh General, about working as a nurse; Stepchild, about an abuse victim; and Marty Gray, the story of a young girl's unwanted pregnancy, with its deathless opening lines: "Big Jimmy Baker and Marty Gray met at a teenage party; Jimmy took Marty to school next day – both of them were tardy".

The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.

Hamas, which still controls the Gaza Strip but is heavily suppressed in the West Bank by both Israel and the PA, awaits the tardy coming of the Arab spring to Palestine.

In this analysis, we found that, overall, students who were taught an incremental theory were significantly less likely to be absent or tardy postintervention than those in both control groups combined, b = −0.43, SE = 0.21, t(229) = 2.04, p <.05, d =.27, controlling for preintervention attendance.

"The installation is based on an imaginary space travel of a lost astronaut, which is both an actual and an introspective journey," said Tardy, who stated the story is always important to him, even when working with abstracted visuals.

Both figures are higher than last year's figures for tardy payers.