Sentence examples for too tardy from inspiring English sources
An intermittent signal in Vermont, for example, proved too tardy and inconsistent to bother with.
Anyone who craves such a treat can simply go ahead and buy it for herself.Seven years ago, in another Alito-Ginsburg spat, the Supreme Court ruled that Lilly Ledbetter was too tardy in suing her employer, Goodyear Tyre and Rubber, for gender discrimination.
While the cost of whole genome sequencing (WGS) is approaching the realm of routine medical tests, it remains too tardy to help guide the management of many acute medical conditions.
This tardy innovation comes too late for Colin Smart of Montacute, Somerset, whose photographs of a damaged iMac returned by a buyer were ignored by eBay.
Over the years, I've criticized Bernanke for his refusal to acknowledge the housing bubble until it was too late, as well as for being tardy about tackling stubbornly high unemployment.
Too many tardies can get you in serious trouble.
But recent evidence and events—as well as the perpetually tardy and too often insufficient regulatory efforts—all raise serious doubts about whether the decline in lead poisoning should be declared a victory (Lanphear et al. 2003).
In this sense, he, too, is a person of tardy development.
The show was also the tardiest, owing to Katy Perry's late arrival.
The incident is also raising questions about the actions of the police in Brooklyn, amid claims from some quarters that their response to the rape was tardy and that they moved too slowly to inform the public, especially before any arrests had been made.
