Sentence examples for late in completing from inspiring English sources

In the end, the project was beset by tribulations – contamination, dastardly tricks by rival geneticists, dwindling supplies of Neanderthal bone – and Pääbo was more than a year late in completing the project.

After turning out four Harry Potter books at a rate of one a year through July 2000, Ms. Rowling is already months late in completing the fifth book in time for its planned publication in July.

Using the Internet also made it very easy for the researchers to identify those who were late in completing questionnaires and send reminders, with no need to send extra copies of the questionnaire.

In work situations, an employee engages in a specific type of passive aggression called temporary compliance when he agrees to a task and then is late in completing the task.

The students benefit because I am in the lab for the full time period and often stay late to assist them in completing the work.

The Wii version is basically the same as its PlayStation 2 counterpart, but IGN criticized it for its late release and their effort in completing a full game.

The agreement may be terminated if the original design or maquette is not approved and no compromise on changes can be reached, or if the artist is late by more than 90 days in completing the work, or if the buyer is late by more than 60 days in making a paying.

He was more interested in completing his latest "Tinosaur" sketch for Mr. Rossilli — a kind of "Where's Waldo?" with dinosaurs.

It was as emphatic as it was unexpected, and in one fell swoop transformed the complexion of Colorado's start – having kept Dallas out at the other end, the Rapids can now point to having conceded (and lost) in only one of their five games so far, and to have denied the speed and movement of a formidable looking Dallas offense in completing the latest instalment.

He pitched the film at the start of 2007 and began production late in the year, completing it in May 2008.

Not long ago I turned down an assignment from this newspaper because I couldn't think how to make it work, and then, somewhere en route from Atlanta to New York, the answer came -- too late but in complete sentences, 30,000 feet above the ground.