Sentence examples for implemented too late from inspiring English sources
But – crucially – the date when such a ban will come into force is still in question, raising fears that it may be implemented too late to save some species.
Although the various initiatives associated with New Mexico's revitalized immunization program, such as the accelerated "Done-by-one" immunization schedule, represent important changes that aimed to achieve the state's goal of 90% coverage by 2010, these initiatives were implemented too late to be responsible for the dramatic increase in immunization coverage rates between 2001 and 2004.
Thus, ART is frequently implemented too late in the course of HIV progression to prevent much of the overall burden of HIV-associated TB.
A substantial change to the supervision procedures in 2011 increased the frequency of supervision, and could improve counselling coverage and quality, although it was implemented too late for its effect to be measured by this evaluation [ 26].
Thus, control measures may be implemented too late to limit the spread of the disease through fomites that are identified, such as, in this instance, contaminated vehicles returning from swine collection points.
We concluded from this observation that quarantine measures were implemented too late and infection had already been fully established in all areas of the premise (except the breeding stallion part).
3. Given the uncertainty and the extremely abbreviated length of time (inform someone, make decision, implement decision, too late gorilla broke his neck) the only HUMAN decision possible was to regretfully kill poor Harambe.
The far-right Sweden Democrats claimed the government was doing too little too late to implement the party's demands.
One, as exhibited in Wisconsin, asserts that, just weeks out, it is too late to implement changes to voting permissions.
Even though an appeal court is likely to confirm the legality of the government's timetable, it is now almost too late to implement it.
