Sentence examples for quite tardy from inspiring English sources
While even that first report was quite tardy to recognize the importance of dads--a ream of research stretches back nearly five decades on dads' importance--what's significant about this report is the recognition by the AAP that pediatricians must be more proactive when it comes to involving dads in the care of their child.
Updated at 4.51am GMT 4.46am GMT 9th over: India 35-3 (Gambhir 24, Raina 5) Finn's round the wicket line hasn't been as accurate as when he comes over and after only two balls round, both angled across, he comes back on to the true path and almost extracts a caught and bowled off Raina but even at 6ft 8in he can't quite reach it with his outstretched hand on the rather tardy dive.
Use big words when you talk, for example, saying "tardy" rather than "late", etc.
Quite the opposite: the number of tardy parents sharply increased.
And if none of that quite keeps your mind off your tardy meal, there's always the wine list, most of which is from the Southern Hemisphere.
The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.
Even by its own rather leisurely timetable, the Administration is tardy.
The British were deeply resentful of America's tardy entry, driven by circumstances rather than principle.
It runs out of puff quite quickly and progress after 70 kilometer per hour (40 mile per hour) is tardy, with its top speed limited to 105 kph (65 mph).
