delinquently

One time, he said, he was surprised to receive a performance review based on a one-week-old plan "delinquently submitted by my then current manager."

His youth was spent delinquently and immersed in hot rods, high jinx, and gangs, which lead to his expulsion from public school in the 9th grade.

Briefly, Cloward and Ohlin argue that there is greater pressure on members of the working class to behave criminally or delinquently due to the fact that they have less opportunity to succeed by legitimate means.

"All too often at this stage of the business cycle, the loans that banks extend later make up a disproportionate share of total nonperforming loans," Mr. Greenspan said, referring to loans paid delinquently.

Still, Mr. Simon's irrepressibly admiring (if delinquently revealing) plot summary is so animated and his interpretation of the novel as an encyclopedia of genres so intriguing that one cannot wait to commune with Mr. Mailer's "Ghost," however "voluminous."