Sentence examples for case too late from inspiring English sources

But the victory was largely symbolic and was, in any case, too late to help Tesla.

The supreme court, however, ruled that she had filed her case too late as the original decision to discriminate had been made decades earlier.

The same critics predict that most of Mr. Giuliani's projects will founder in the inevitable political, environmental and economic battles, and that the mayor, who is often at war with the people he needs as collaborators, is in any case too late.

A second factor in the ruling on standing: The new appellants entered the case too late.

Instead, chemistry is a reactive tool, capable only of reacting to intrusion once it begins to occur, and in some cases too late to prevent significant degradation of groundwater quality.

Steven Peskind was the first to introduce the theme when he said, "Too few lawyers settle cases early and too many lawyers settle cases too late.

Steven Peskind was the first to introduce the theme when he said, 'Too few lawyers settle cases early and too many lawyers settle cases too late.

But if in reality we had no jurisdiction to entertain the appeal taken in this case, it is evident that the movants' efforts to enter the case came too late.

But both items can only detect lightning after it has already struck, which in Jesse Watlington's case, was too late.

"Priests of Our Democracy: The Supreme Court, Academic Freedom and the Anti-Communist Purge" (New York University Press, $35) recounts the legal victories for civil liberties that, in most cases, came too late to repair lives and careers shattered by suspicions, largely unproven, that left-wing teachers were indoctrinating a generation of red-diaper babies.

For many of those, the overturning of those cases came too late.