Sentence examples for perhaps too late from inspiring English sources

The reaction of the commentators has been mostly favorable (presumably excepting Fox, which I didn't watch) but also mostly of the opinion that Obama was late, perhaps too late.

The effort came after numerous failures, and very late in the war — perhaps too late.

Soon Kidd and the Nets had a bonfire of bloated headlines raging before they moved today to douse the flames, though perhaps too late to save Scott from career-damaging burns.

And Sanders really got off the ground perhaps too late for a real progressive wave to hit Democratic primaries in the 2016 election.

The chicories (sown perhaps too late in the year. Again) are starting to grow again, forming geometric dark hearts, next year we hope to sow them earlier so they are a descent size to withstand the blows of winter.

Not before time, and perhaps too late for some.

Salmons drove from the left wing into the lane, where Jefferson met him, perhaps too early.

But any impact on people who use the service, even in Europe, is likely to be years away--perhaps too late to make much difference.

In the East, meanwhile, colder temperatures arrived later than usual but perhaps not too late given today's technologically advanced snow-making systems.

Even if I didn't have that I think Nico was perhaps too quick today".

However, it was pretty primitive, relied on WAP mobile browsers, and perhaps was too early.