Sentence examples for late in responding. from inspiring English sources
The country is up to six years late in responding to queries about torture and other alleged violations.
In both cases law enforcement was suspiciously late in responding, and there were suspicions of collusion in that late response.
But more often, the report went on, the department was late in responding, and then it would classify the requests as "pending" and return them, calling them incomplete and demanding more proof.
We feel guilty about being late in responding, about our in-boxes being disorganized, about the tens of thousands of unread messages that we're sure we'll never get to.
More generally, Mr Bush has been unable to mount an effective counter-attack against Mr Gore's choice of Joe Lieberman as running mate, and was late in responding to the vice-president's proposal for a prescription-drug benefit through Medicare.
The response to IDLADS's appeal was to suspend the September "resolution" and pass the case to a "Sala Civil" within the Superior Court of Lima, although IDLADS wasn't notified until October 2013 and the "Sala Civil" is now "approximately four months late" in responding, according to Serrato.
The aims of this phase II study were to use low-dose weekly anthracyclines in a patient group where liver metastases are a frequent problem, to optimise scheduling of 5-fluorouracil using continuous infusion and to conserve alkylating agent use for late intensification in responding patients.
Comstock was late in publicly responding to the latest Trump flap because she was attending her son's wedding rehearsal dinner.
As a result, some financiers say that Mr. Bush's distance from Wall Street made him months late in forcefully responding to the corporate scandals, and that his administration has not fully understood that Wall Street wants more far-reaching reform than the tough talk of his speech.
And he rejected suggestions that the bank was in danger of repeating the mistakes of its forebears in responding too late to the threat.
That illustrates also a challenge for Theresa May in responding to the latest affront.
