Sentence examples for late seeking from inspiring English sources

Her stardom traced that cautionary Hollywood arc: meteoric fame followed by years spent trying first to overcome it, then, too late, seeking to recapture it.

It is Mr. Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, who has been the most aggressive in the state as of late, seeking to apply the same formula he used in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he trailed early on but built leads in large part through a flood of early advertising.

This low awareness could be explained as either limited awareness or knowledge about TB disease among the population, but it could also be seen as low trust in the health system, leading to avoidance or late seeking of care.

This finding likely reflects the difficulties of managing these infants with limited resources, lack of intensive care facilities, and late seeking of healthcare for some infants, and possibly coexistent illness such as HIV.

The reasons for the differential survival have been unclear and factors such as late seeking of care, co-morbidities, less aggressive treatment and discontinued treatment have been invoked [ 6, 9, 12, 13].

We add our own "Serenissima: Venice in Winter" (Vianello Libri/Hudson Hills, 2008) as the latest seeking to display the enticing charms of Venice, her mystery and her romance, amid genteel ruin after the tourists have left.

The lawsuit is the latest seeking to hold the automotive industry liable for defects that could make driving unsafe, such as Takata airbags and ignition switches on GM vehicles.

One of Africa's most closed countries offers just such lures, however, and has become the latest seeking to boost tourism, an increasingly important sector that is moving beyond the cliches of safari parks and skint backpackers.

In his late 20s, seeking a hobby, he joined a local choir.

He was late in seeking more money from Congress for the cash-strapped commission.

As in other studies (9 ), even severely ill persons who subsequently died were late in seeking treatment.