But too late.

He ran after it but it was too late, the matatu had left and so had the girl of his dreams.

But the restructuring of debt has been too little and has come too late.

At times, the existence of a serious risk did not become evident until it was too late.

But it is better to begin the ethical discussion too early than too late.

I am very sorry, he said to startled onlookers. I have come too late.

Reinforcements from other nearby military bases came too late due to a sandstorm.

We have to get him to the hospital before it's too late.

He still can, before it is too late.

Hopefully, they will find out about it before it's too late.

Russia found a young reformer in Mikhail Gorbachev too late.

That needs to change before it s too late.

But his just completed trip to Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico came too late.

When market discipline comes, it is usually too late, too severe, and applied indiscriminately.

Cancer can be cured if discovered in time.

The teachers demand the government to come to conclusions and to react before it is too late.

If so, we can only hope that this crisis will not have come too late.

Everyone has secrets that is what people realize too late when a surveillance society falls softly into place.

EU leaders need to acknowledge this reality before it s too late.

Civic organizations should now modify their priorities before it is too late.

He should trigger OMT before it is too late.

In short the remedies far too little and too late are based on a misdiagnosis of the problem and flawed economics.

Call on world leaders to act before too late. SaveYarmouk Pierre Krähenbühl ( PKraehenbuehl) April 5, 2015

The current system relies on ad hoc mechanisms, which generally operate too late, after high indebtedness has already imposed devastating effects.

The rest of the world should support them before it is too late.

Now it has responded, with a stimulus package that is too little, too late, and badly designed.

When the German people become aware of the consequences one hopes not too late they will want to correct the defects in the euro's design.

They will promise to reverse the explosive monetary and fiscal expansion of the past two years, to do it neither too soon nor too late, and to do it in a coordinated way.

So, is the renewed vigor of US President Barack Obama s administration in the quest for peace too little, too late?

The recent announcement of coordinated liquidity injections by the Fed and four other major central banks is, to be blunt, too little too late.

When the French planes attacked, they were flying very close to the ground, preventing Libyan radar and surface to air missiles from detecting the planes until it was too late.

Or, as Mikhail Gorbachev, that great Russian statesman of the last decades of the twentieth century, put it Life has a way of punishing those who come too late.

True, Bush s plan will prove far too little and comes far too late to stabilize Iraq.

And I realized, probably too late in this game I hope not, because I don't know if I can do 200 more of these things but we're going to do as many as we can.

The researchers measure the impact of the 20 20 20 package through independent energy security indices.

I am optimistic that some nation will come to the rescue but we must not risk this happening too late, or not at all.

The Ruwenzori Mountains lie 20 km north of the lake.

After paragraph 20, insert a new subsection C, reading

What matters is that mechanisms are in place that do make them leave, probably rather too late, and certainly with some pain and unhappiness, but in time for the constitution of liberty to remain intact.

It would take about twenty years to get to the Uranian system after departing Saturn.

Now, 20 years on, at TED, I want to ask your help in a new reframing.

Post conflict peacebuilding (see S 2005 15 Add.20)

The meeting was suspended at 11.20 a.m. and resumed at 11.40 a.m.

But the round of peacemaking that America has recently embarked upon not only comes too late in the political life of a lame duck president who has been defeated at home and abroad it is also ill conceived and unconvincing.

For example, if one can see at a distance of 20 ft an object that normally can be seen at 20 ft, then one has 20 20 vision.