Sentence examples for is sometimes too late from inspiring English sources
This last year we all learned that tomorrow is sometimes too late.
Measham believes drug-testing booths in city centres would help protect the public, as by the time people get to a nightclub it is sometimes too late.
However, the pirates move extremely quickly and often at night and so it is sometimes too late before the crew has realised what has happened.
Results from newborn screening are available around day 7 (median), which is sometimes too late to prevent brain damage or even death in severe forms of PA.
But by the time an ambulance arrived or a prescription was obtained, it was sometimes too late to save those who had overdosed, he said.
"Even so, when I was sometimes too late and the door already was smashed back into its lock the security looked at me when I was anxiously searching my purse, and I think they had sympathy for my so-called purse searching effort and opened the door for me themselves".
When averaged over all subjects, mean bias was less than 1 year in both studies, because age of reported first IDU was sometimes too early and sometimes too late.
The result is a complex picture of progress—sometimes too late for the conflict and compromise, sometimes with serious consequences.
It may take something more acute, like a serious health scare or accident, to show us, sometimes too late, what's really at stake.
A ferociously driven and, to those who didn't know him well, intimidating man, he carried the burden — and perhaps the anger — of someone who had given up a football scholarship at Wake Forest University to work underground, helping to support a father who was sometimes out too late to make it to work on time.
