Sentence examples for it was relatively late from inspiring English sources
When IBM launched its first personal computer, 20 years ago today, it was relatively late to the party.
Another point which may play a part is that it was relatively late that psychiatry has found its way into Sardinia.
IT was relatively late in life that Charles L. Mee, 62, became a playwright.
The problem for the Independent is that it was relatively late to the internet, only taking it seriously with its website relaunch in 2008, and a succession of owners have never invested enough in web content.
But L. L. Bean has managed to paddle against that current, despite the fact that it was relatively late to online selling, despite the fact that other dot-coms lured several senior executives from its ranks, and despite the fact that its Web site was often criticized for being slow or short on innovation.
But it was relatively late in entering the rapidly growing market for search marketing, a field dominated by Google.
The service is known for being hugely innovative in China, but it is relatively late to the international calling area.
On one hand, it is relatively late in rural areas because of lack of medical resources or lack of relevant knowledge; on the other hand, in urban areas, e.g., Beijing, the first prenatal visit can be as early as 4 5 weeks because of new population policy, population migration, and preference for "luckier" years (e.g., Dragon baby).
Wal-Mart was relatively late to join the private-label game, said George Strachan, a retail analyst at Goldman , Sachs
