Guess what happened when he started belatedly slashing expenses in a vain attempt to prevent the team from going under?
We found that the application of risk assessment systems in Europe started belatedly, however recently a considerable number of assessment systems have been developed and tested.
If house prices actually fall, this boost will turn into a substantial drag.No wonder that the Federal Reserve is starting, belatedly, to fret about house prices.
Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist party that propelled Mr. Morsi to power, encouraged or tolerated incitement against Christians at their sit-ins, but they have started belatedly to condemn the attacks.
(This comes as Japan starts belatedly to overcome its bias for hardware over software, which we've written about in July).But there is a sinister side to the story, back in Japan.
As questions bound up with the widening political age divide start to belatedly intrude on debate, there is now a thinktank dedicated to looking at them: the Intergenerational Foundation, co-founded in 2011 by 55-year-old Angus Hanton.
But the foreign minister, whose government was ousted by the Taliban in 1996, suggested that the American efforts had started only belatedly.
The cynics may argue that the keenness of the sector to belatedly start re-emphasising the importance of partnership is rather late.
Or she could, after having repeatedly (if also surprisingly vaguely) stated her government's view of what it intends to achieve from Brexit, belatedly start paying attention to the other side of this deal she seeks.
The one form of onslaught he is yet to launch is a charm offensive and, having negotiated with JP McManus and John Magnier, he will belatedly start his efforts to win over supporters.
She could brush it off with the same explanation that parts of the British media are serving up: "It's all about punishing the British". Or she could, after having repeatedly (if also surprisingly vaguely) stated her government's view of what it intends to achieve from Brexit, belatedly start paying attention to the other side of this deal she seeks.
