Sentence examples for very late start from inspiring English sources

It's, um, a very late start.

But with the entire Republican establishment arrayed against him, and with a very late start in organization, Mr. McCain made a contest of it.

But in this case, the investigators got a very late start on that element of the investigation, because it was handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which initially suspected terrorism, until only recently.

From that tough and very late start in the sport, and through the trials of being an assistant, McDermott finally became a head coach when he took on the hardest job in Super League – Harlequins.

Hip-hop had a very late start in Poland, with Liroy becoming the first Polish rapper to enjoy national success in 1993, although over the years he has become something of a parody of himself rather than a father figure.

Due to the extreme overcrowding mentioned above, the Texas implementation got off to a very late start.

Even though we'd be very late starting on it, can I ask you to reconsider?" But Rippon refuses.

Interestingly, with respect to epidemic duration, the two models not only converge, but reverse their respective relationship; epidemic durations are slightly smaller in the non-proportional model for very late vaccination start times.

He was very late in starting his campaign, thanks to the dithering of Rudolph Giuliani, the mayor of New York city, who eventually decided not to run because of illness and marital problems.

(In no particular order: two Kray brothers, Charlie, then Reg; Ronnie Scott and a brace of his musicians, trumpet and trombone sections; George Best Maurice Gibbb; Sid James; Elton John's manager, John Reid; her own manger, Robert Dunn; a policeman called Nigel...) 'Oh, but I was very late in starting!' she protests.

It can be assumed that if the diagnosis and the nearing death are only recognised at a late stage, palliative care is either started at a very late stage or not at all.