Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Sorry for inconvenience Ms. Gaal.
• I had you flogged last spring for lateness!
• Sorry for the joke yesterday.
• Sorry for the silent treatment, gossips.
• Four of the sampled importers/distributors sent questionnaire replies. Only two importers, though, provided complete replies.
• There's no room for lateness in a company making precision instruments.
• Sorry for what I just did.

• I apologize for the late reply.
• Statistics from Member States for 2006 showed that in only 5 % of all cases (737 out of 14565 late replies) had delays been notified to the requesting authorities.
• The statistics that are collected annually and presented in the SCAC meetings, reveal a problem of late replies.
• The exchange of information upon request, a major instrument of administrative cooperation between Member States, is affected by a high proportion of late replies and by the absence of interim replies.
• Late replies occur in all Member States but their frequency varies significantly between Member States.
• Late replies' notifications were sent in 3 out of 57 cases not answered on time which were examined by the Court.
• In some Member States visited with a high number of late replies, the Court found that complicated organisational set
• He left twenty minutes late and he was very sorry not to have been here to hear your reply.