Sentence examples for would be belatedly from inspiring English sources

A cry for help would become a threat, a threat would become an act, the act would be belatedly and often inadequately handled.

A government which began by bragging about how tough its welfare bill would be is belatedly now talking about the groups which will receive extra benefits.

If paper editions die, then Bennett's prediction that communications technology would be the death of newspapers will be belatedly proved right.

Some wrongfully decided Supreme Court decisions can be belatedly righted.

Speaking to The Associated Press when "The Hotel" was published, he said of Mr. Guerard: "It would be nice if, however belatedly, he were recognized for his body of work.

The guilty, if any, would be punished, promised the government, belatedly but under pressure both at home and from other European Union governments.See article: ShamedSpain's prime minister, Jose Maria Aznar, met Juan Jose Ibarretxe, would-be separatist premier of the country's Basque region.

Some wags on Twitter have suggested a better name for the venture would be "Bandwagon" as it comes trailing, belatedly, after London diners caught the bug for fashionable fast food.

The government has belatedly acknowledged that it would be a shame to lose them.

Judge Vinson belatedly acknowledges that it would be "extremely disruptive" to halt implementation in the 26 states while the case is pending appeal.

Just five days after the pair belatedly announced that Dr Ramphele would be the DA's presidential candidate at elections, likely in April or May, the deal collapsed.

Now that Ray Rice has been belatedly suspended and cut from the National Football League, the greatest danger would be for us to contentedly move on.