Belatedly

Belatedly, we realized that some of our religious respondents were probably thinking about pornography when responding to our question about unpopular books, which may help explain in part the contrast on that item.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

Belatedly, Obama has come around to supporting long-delayed free trade agreements with three of our leading trading partners -- Korea, Colombia, and Panama.

James Bacchus: Export Drop Shows Need for New Trade Strategy James Bacchus 2011

Belatedly discover WH soil now contaminated with heavy metals - not good.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Agriculture Is Cheap When You Have Serfs to do the Work 2009

Belatedly, Gorbachev accepted the situation and resigned.

Zero-Sum Future Gideon Rachman 2011

Belatedly, but effectively, Cameron and Osborne have woken up to the danger the referendum on the alternative vote poses to this project.

The Tories want to dominate British politics for generations – and progressives must wake up 2011

Belatedly, Obama has come around to supporting long-delayed free trade agreements with three of our leading trading partners -- Korea, Colombia, and Panama.

James Bacchus: Export Drop Shows Need for New Trade Strategy James Bacchus 2011

Belatedly tackling the investigation with vigour, the Met has now made 10 arrests.

Sir Paul Stephenson's resignation: Sir Paul's Parthian shot | Editorial 2011

Belatedly, the bear remembers what was on the rabbit's head and runs back, shouting: YOU.

Turn, Turn, Turn Meghan Cox Gurdon 2011

Belatedly, Athens appears to have accepted there is no alternative to sticking with the agreed program, including structural reforms and a massive privatization effort.

Greece's Upbeat Downgrade Richard Barley 2011

Belatedly the character of the match altered as the hosts were pinned down.

Ajax 0-2 Manchester United | Europa League last-32 match report 2012