Sentence examples for The latterly from inspiring English sources

In cinema, the main factors seem to be a new awareness of the diversity of her work beyond the Ripley series, and the latterly acquired potential for period nostalgia – although her writing is spare, post-Hitchcock film adaptations have been visually gorgeous, juxtaposing nasty people with lovely backdrops, such as The Two Faces of January's 1960s Athens.

As Eintracht Frankfurt edged three points against VfL Wolfsburg thanks to the reappearance of the latterly somewhat absent "football god" Alex Meier and his rather divine hat-trick in the 3-2 win, fellow blue-chip strugglers Werder Bremen also bounced back in remarkable fashion.

The previously condensed vapor cannot complete the growth process by continually absorbing the latterly arrived vapor species because when the later formed vapor species arrived, the previously formed nuclei have already moved away in their falling process.

This specific strain is prone to pyrimidine starvation due to a rph frameshift mutation leading to low pyrE (encodes PyrE protein which catalyses orotate conversion into orotidine-5-phosphate) expression [ 24] which could possibly lead to accumulation of precursor molecules which all the latterly mentioned compounds are (Additional file 5).

"For many years this brief was fulfilled by the Booker (latterly the Man Booker) Prize.

Marr – whose exit precipitated the split – has long found himself being blamed for the Smiths' demise, calling a meeting after finding himself exhausted through writing the songs, (latterly) producing the records and running the unmanaged group's business affairs.

Howard Davies is a career financial bureaucrat, having had jobs at the Audit Commission, the CBI, the Bank of England, the Financial Services Authority and, latterly, the London School of Economics.

I would however like to acknowledge the support of the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre, and latterly the Manchester Biomedical Research Centre and the Greater Manchester Comprehensive Local Research Network as they allowed the medical statistician to perform the statistical analysis.

It all started out out so differently for the former Army major, who spent 21 years in the forces, latterly with the Royal Army Education Corps.

He remained in his post until the summer of 1946, latterly concerned with the repatriation of the West Indian workers at the end of the war.

He became chief executive last year after three decades with the bank, latterly running the investment bank.