Sentence examples for maybe too late from inspiring English sources
While it was a relief to hear Obama directly address the most important long-term problem in America, it came very late — maybe too late.
She thinks that that was maybe too late to start.
Casino opponents know they're late -- maybe too late -- to organize.
But it maybe too late – the damage has been done," he said.
But it was too late in the year, maybe too late even to hear geese honking as they flew south.
By the time more Wii consoles arrive, it maybe too little, too late.
It is late for Egypt, but maybe not too late.
Rise bloody, maybe not too late For having first to civilize a space Wherein to play your violin with grace.
You can look at things like cesium levels in the air around it (they have been too high, indicating that something has happened) or the way pressure has been building up, but it is hard to tell just what is going on inside until it is, maybe, catastrophically too late.
But it's maybe not too late: despite the aforementioned grip exercised by the Brownites, might Labour signal its willingness to at least consider the more proportional AV-plus system, and thus begin to build a coalition for post-election reform?
