Sentence examples similar to actually later stage from inspiring English sources

But actually, later-stage valuations were kind of wrong.

"There is a complete disconnect between thinking about building a business and then thinking about, very much at the later stage, actually collecting a check," she says.

Instead, the measured levels might actually have been at a later stage in the non-surviving group, which were higher than those measured in the surviving group.

The EU has said time and again that technology alone is not adequate to totally do away with physical checks on the border but the option could be placed on a list of potential alternatives to be judged - as to whether they are actually workable or not - at a later stage were the backstop ever to be needed.

Career reinvention, then, is not only possible at this later stage, it is actually becoming the norm.

Although these studies provide evidence of positive movement towards readiness to become an organ donor, sign a donor card or talk to family members about their preferences, whether those at a later stage of readiness actually signed a donor card is less clear.

They are actually melt channels that were connected to the phenocryst surface until a later stage of crystal growth induced by decompression to the final emplacement depth, which then shut off these channels.

Given the ecological studies cited above, we might expect later diagnosis to lead to a later stage distribution, but the stage distribution in the UK is actually fairly average among these countries, and it cannot fully explain the lower survival of UK breast cancer patients.

Maybe at a later stage.

I'll speak at a later stage".

Densifications become apparent in the later stage of compression.