tardiness

In the second place, I made the mistake of tardiness.

Arrogance and tardiness does not pay off in the end.

The size of the gift, she said, made up for the tardiness.

There had been no time to contact her and explain his tardiness.

But the two men have different reasons for complaining about the report's tardiness.

She was already running late for the store, and her father did not tolerate tardiness.

He would have to make up a plausible story to explain his tardiness.

It was not fair that she would be the only one to get into trouble for her tardiness.

Almost, she had time in their tardiness to imagine herself the victor.

The former have fewer problems with tardiness, a better work ethic.

Now Bard is more than making up for its tardiness.

Late, but making up for its tardiness with deadly efficiency.

And I will address his tardiness, although he never comes late for practice."

The budget is more than three months overdue and likely to set a state record for tardiness.

Tardiness will result in a note for your personnel file.

Apparently, parents felt less guilty if they were paying for their tardiness.

He was late again, but the Yankees have grown used to his tardiness in the spring.

New York already has a record of budget tardiness unimaginable in any other state.

"I trust the evening's entertainment made up for my tardiness."

Such tardiness in a slave, of course, is not acceptable.

There's no need to apologize and draw more attention to your tardiness.

In one survey, 70 percent of the students confessed to academic tardiness.

If there is any perception that his tardiness has something to do with drugs, he wanted to put it to rest.

Tardiness is a serious and expensive issue facing employers all over America.

Facilities with long work days will have greater tardiness because the longer the day, the more uncertainty about case start times.