Sentence examples for for belatedly from inspiring English sources

The committee later on Thursday will also hear from rating agency executives, who are under fire for belatedly downgrading the firm in its final days.

Duncan Edwards, managing director and chief executive officer of the National Magazine Company, is rewarded for belatedly embracing the digital revolution.

Ministers of the seven-nation Western European Union, meeting in Venice, criticized Moscow for belatedly reporting the accident and asked for a full account of the disaster.

Any acknowledgment of paternity would have ramifications for Mr. Edwards, who could suffer a further blow to his credibility but could also be praised for belatedly accepting responsibility.

There is a strong suspicion that, rallied by the influential Lee Cattermole, a group of underachieving players were primarily responsible for belatedly dragging themselves to safety.

After all she's been through – arrows and ambushes; killer wasps and forest fires – it's hard to begrudge the film-makers for belatedly stepping in to lend a hand.

France became the sixth host nation to win but the final, when they beat Brazil 3-0, is remembered as much for the controversy over Brazilian star Ronaldo as for France belatedly embracing the contribution of its black players.

The court, having previously rejected repeated appeals from Anwar, overturned his conviction for sodomy, belatedly citing evidence that the prosecution's key witness was unreliable.

United will take heart that the final minutes provided not a showcase for the belatedly emerging Ronaldo, but evidence of their own spirit as they pushed in search of an equaliser.

Through most of the war it refrained from publicly criticizing its two African allies, and it resisted calls for sanctions, belatedly supporting an arms embargo only after fighting resumed in May.

Investors wanting to cheer for Boeing belatedly got a chance to do so.