Sentence examples for its tardy from inspiring English sources

China was condemned internationally for its tardy notice as the contagious and sometimes fatal virus first surged in Guangdong Province.

Ian disagreed, and when Nato began its tardy, limited air strikes in 1995, the Serb leader, Radovan Karadžić, capitulated immediately.

Other issues played a part: the government's new workplace laws, its tardy response on climate change and a popular new Labor leader, Kevin Rudd.However, a poll in December on the Hicks case itself rocked the government.

The utilitarian principle of the right acts or policies being those that bring the greatest good to the greatest number of people may yet be accomplished with the ruling JLP being rewarded for its tardy courage.

But Morrisons fell 7.2p to 295.3p after a number of analysts turned negative following Thursday's news of a 10% drop in first half profits as the supermarket suffered the consequences of its tardy entry into the fast growing online and convenience store sectors.

Mobile market latecomer Canonical claims "latent demand" for its tardy but alternative smartphone OS has encouraged its OEM partner, BQ, to open up availability of its handsets to buyers anywhere in the world, not just in Europe.

The sound comes thinned and compressed through its digital codes, the amplifier is cleansed of its noisy, tardy valves, but the music still has tremendous power.

The wartime actions of a major national magazine are more "startling" than its feeble and tardy act of contrition.

By some measures China has already reached a similar stage of development, and yet its reforms remain tardy and timid.School rulesThere are at least three schools of thought on China's economic prospects over the next few years.

The company is pinning big hopes on the XPS One, its smart (if tardy) answer to the elegant iMac desktop.

Wellins enjoyed driving it, and was a little tardy in arranging its return.