Sentence examples similar to a later date instead of from inspiring English sources

Fraternities could also host unregistered -- and therefore largely unregulated -- events at a later date instead.

It deferred that issue to a later date, instead focusing on the lines' potential environmental and visual impacts.

Parents will have the option of requesting more fruit or, possibly at a later date, vegetables instead of fries.

Instead, the soon-to-become law simply shifts the burden to a later date and to other taxpayers.

There was a consistent trend toward a later date of first anthesis in the later cohorts.

A later date of entry is associated with a lower mortality risk.

In an interview with BBC History Magazine, Ferguson said there had been no immediate threat to Britain, which could have faced a Germany-dominated Europe at a later date on its own terms, instead of rushing in unprepared, which led to catastrophic costs.

For a first date it's a good idea to have a lunch date instead of a dinner date.

If the species is listed at a later date, under a more serious status ("endangered" instead of simply "special concern," for instance), the government's now-statutory obligation to recover it becomes that much more expensive.

(At a later date we shall promote the use of CML-output libraries in major codes).

Instead of paying tax on the gains of the crypto investment, tax is paid only at a later date or never at all, in the case of a Roth IRA, leaving the crypto investment to grow unhindered without tax.