Sentence examples for habitual late from inspiring English sources

This is especially the case when borrowers' scores are low not because they are "habitual late payers," but because they've experienced unforeseen economic reverses such as recession-related job losses or uninsured medical bills.

Urban American acknowledges that it has sent out 633 eviction notices to at least 500 tenants — the building has 1,192 apartments — although 75 tenants have received 176 of the notices because of habitual late payments, Mr. Eisenberg said.

The Portuguese are habitual late revellers, and it is not until past midnight that a big crowd of young locals starts to gather at the main drag's liveliest spot, Bar Pedro Pescadores.

Pushing its habitual brinkmanship to the latest brink, the Shas Party said today that its ministers would quit the Israeli governing coalition at the next cabinet meeting on order from its rabbis.

Even in this late age of habitual self-exposure, the term "confessional" can still induce critical contempt, and Olds's work has often been held up as an example of the genre's more extreme disclosures.

A.C. Milan vs. Lazio The champion A.C. Milan finally kicks off the Italian season at the San Siro, a day ahead of the rest but still two weeks late following the habitual players' dispute with the league.

He had continued to undertake his habitual lone patrols, but had of late been fortunate to survive.

The Knife have been criticised for this show, which accompanies their latest album, Shaking the Habitual, and reveals the "live" part of the Swedish duo and their disco ensemble's performance to be an illusion.

We sought to define 24-h glycemia in normal-weight and obese pregnant women using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) while they consumed a habitual and controlled diet both early and late in pregnancy.

As mid to late afternoon rolls by, instead of grabbing that habitual post 3 p.m. cup of coffee, check out creator Mark Essen's newest 8-bit distraction, Turbo Turbo Turbo.

Your manager walks into your workspace, collects your latest effort, sweeps a critical eye over your habitual mess: "It'd be nice if you got your projects in some semblance of order". "I get the work done!" you announce defensively.