Sentence examples for which late from inspiring English sources

Apple Computer, which late Tuesday became the latest technology company to warn of unexpectedly weak results, slumped $2.69, to $14.31.

The main extensional rifting and crustal NW-SE extension started in Late Eocene (Sissingh [1998]) during which Late Variscan and Permo-Carboniferous crustal discontinuities were transtensionally reactivated (Schumacher [2002]).

But the situation of the Writers Guild, which late in 2007 began a three-month strike that affected production timetables, continues to be uncertain.

News was also mixed on the Internet company Yahoo, which late Wednesday posted quarterly earnings of 8 cents a share, surpassing analysts' forecasts for a 6-cent profit.

Or Psycho, for that matter, which, late in the game, Split resembles when the screenplay decides to make some riskier moves.

But I ask it after reading Tom Holland's stunning new blockbuster In the Shadow of the Sword, in which late Romans fight the Persians and leave open the wreckage of both superpowers to the advance of Islam.

Which late-night comedian is a polyglot?

Underlying the debate was a growing resistance to narratives of the Sonderweg, or "special path," type, according to which late-nineteenth-century Germany and Austria were marching irreversibly toward Nazism, their fate sealed by failures of the democratic process.

P.S. Do you know which late-stage investors would actually be in the red if they could sell today?

Thus, the extent to which late-stage failures constitute de-validation remains an open question, given not only that some of those targets can still "make it" but also that efficacy in a pharmacogenetically stratified cohort or repurposing for an alternative indication might still be achievable.

For this purpose, we performed experiments in which late-log phase epimastigotes form the Dm28c clone were submitted to the differentiation assay, and treated or not for 4 days with MDL28170 at concentrations ranging from 6.25 to 50 µM.