Sentence examples for it rather late from inspiring English sources

He has left it rather late.

But isn't it rather late for him to remember his young, idealistic lawyerly self after his carelessness with the truth and liberties?

One caveat of using discordant pairs, however, is that in complex disease some people inheriting a risk allele do not develop the disease, or develop it rather late in life and this needs to be taken into account.

He added: "By the time it was evident that it was a bubble and that it was going to create risk to the financial system, it was rather late to address it through monetary policy".

It's something of a shock to note that this musician, who is, to my mind, one of the greats of his generation (he was born in 1950) should never have been showcased in this capital venue before; I had the privilege of speaking with Zacharias yesterday, and, when I asked him about this odd delay, he admitted that "it's rather late for this" but said that the timing also had an advantage.

It feels like it is rather late in the Windows 8 development cycle to ask for this kind of data now, though.

It's spectacular, but it's rather late in the day.

[ 23, 41, 44- 46, 54] It could be argued that it is rather late in their studentship to explore this issue; however, there is evidence from two studies that the reported motivations of students were not significant across the academic years.

It came rather late in the day.

IT IS rather late in the day for housing to become a political priority.

"It feels rather late in life to be meeting one's brother-in-law," he mused.