Sentence examples for only very late from inspiring English sources

Too many, myself included, saw only very late how serious this vicious circle has become.

It's only very late in his set that Buress acknowledges any of this.

She must have been drinking it only very late at night, because Oghi never smelled alcohol on her breath.

It was only very late in the day – too late – that Miliband tried to rectify this error.

Semantic memory and short-term memory show remarkable preservation across most of the adult lifespan, with declines occurring only very late in life.

Martin liked his position, and only very late in the race did Jarrett make a gentlemanly shift high to let the leaders by him.

Nob1 associates with 90S pre-ribosome early in 40S subunit synthesis pathway, but cleaves site D only in very late pre-40S particles after nuclear export (Fatica et al, 2003; Pertschy et al, 2009).

The worlds will only rise very late in the night and the sun will not be far behind to wash them away from view with daybreak.

On the other hand, pottery, which was present among semi-sedentary horticulturalists in the southwestern U.S. more than 1,500 years ago, was only adopted very late in prehistory by the mobile hunter-gatherers in the adjacent Great Basin, and even then was used sparingly.

"Half the people who are suffering are not diagnosed because they are only diagnosed very late when they are displaying the worst symptoms".

In addition, most of the actinorhodin cluster genes displayed a strong negative correlation with PC-2, primarily due to the fact that these genes are up-regulated only at very late stages of the culture.