Sentence examples for The latter term from inspiring English sources

The latter term seems literally to mean "preeminent hero".

The latter term identifies the music as much as it does the milieu and delivery system.

The latter term meant "religion" in both its objective and subjective senses.

The latter term (like "structuralism") has been used in a variety of senses in linguistics.

The latter term reflects the effects of bar yielding penetration in the support of columns.

The latter term refers to officers being better informed about incidents on the ground before they arrive at the scene.

The latter term comes from the reddish orange discoloration of the hair that is characteristic of the disease.

The latter term depends on the inverse of the subfilter Damköhler number and disappears in the corrugated flamelets regime.

The latter term, often neglected in the literature, is responsible for the non-Gaussian behaviour of the response.

The latter term I think I'm allowed to use in the Guardian: the other one I'm not, as far as I know, unless it's in reported speech.

The latter term has troubling connotations for designers such as Nasir Mazhar who suggested that "streetwear" was a racially coded term.