Sentence examples for waiting too late from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stringer has personally apologized for the debacle, amid accusations that the company bungled its response, waiting too late to disclose the data leak.
He died in 2004, and I had waited too late to ask questions.
Everybody was looking at each other to get it going and we waited too late.
The university was fined by the Department of Education earlier this year for waiting too long to notify students after the April 16, 2007 campus shooting in which Seung-Hui Cho, a senior at the university, killed 32 people and wounded dozens of others before committing suicide.
On the one hand, they need to make a judgment about timing: Tightening too early could send the economy back into a downturn, as happened during the late 1930s; waiting too long would set the stage for inflation.
They need to make a judgment about timing — tightening too early could send the economy back into a downturn, as happened during the late 1930s; waiting too long would set the stage for inflation.
As David Miles, whose term on the MPC is about to end, put it in a speech last week, "waiting too long to start on a path back to a more sustainable rate is a bad mistake.
Those included not asking Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to appoint him to the Senate seat held by Robert Kennedy after Kennedy's assassination in 1968 and waiting too long to leave the Republican Party, which he finally did in 1971.
As many as 4000 people have died yearly from asthma attacks due to waiting too long to get treatment (CDC, 2007).
On one hand, there's no doubt that waiting too long on running backs in 2013 is a quick ticket to Rashard Mendenhall-induced anxiety all season long.
