Sentence examples for mailed late from inspiring English sources

The ballots were mailed late or subject to challenge, making the counting difficult, election officials say.

Not only that, but he has just received a letter from the management apologizing for the fact that some issues have been mailed late.

The deadline was extended for city voters because ballots were mailed late; the mailing was delayed by a dispute over a proposed referendum on Yankee Stadium.

The glossy brochure was mailed late last year to the parents of students at 1,500 colleges and private schools.

Dr. Beere reported the results of the investigation to deans at more than 1,000 graduate schools in a letter mailed late last week.

The following letter was E-mailed late last week to fifty-one of Monica Lewinsky's classmates from Lewis and Clark College: "We at TIME Magazine would have preferred to call you about this matter, and where possible we have tried to find your number but without success.

By Joshua Rothman November 12 , 2012The following letter was E-mailed late last week to fifty-one of Monica Lewinsky's classmates from Lewis and Clark College: "We at TIME Magazine would have preferred to call you about this matter, and where possible we have tried to find your number but without success.

This is consistent with expectations; as each month goes by, those mailed Tickets late in the rollout period have more time to catch up to those mailed Tickets earlier in terms of service enrollment.

Another feature of the findings is that, by month 48 after rollout start, service enrollment for those mailed Tickets late within each rollout period had essentially caught up with service enrollment for those who were mailed Tickets earlier in the rollout period.

This assumption is clearly consistent with the service enrollment point estimates for months 24, 36 and 48, which are progressively smaller than impacts at month 12, and which suggest that service enrollment for those mailed Tickets late in the rollout had essentially caught up to service enrollment for those mailed Tickets earlier (see Stapleton et al. 2013).

Voting patterns in previous California elections do not bode well for Walters or Kim: With rare exceptions, the ballots counted last, many of them provisional or mailed relatively late, skew strongly Democratic.