Sentence examples for adopt the latter from inspiring English sources
One would be rather inclined to adopt the latter conjecture.
For the purpose of this list and simplicity, we are going to adopt the latter definition.
Companies can adopt the latter only if they are able to identify trustworthy intermediaries, and that is often difficult.
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority and Amtrak police departments were the first to adopt the latter practice of using dogs to track suspicious odors on moving targets.
If you must adopt the latter, auction permits, otherwise emissions will continue to rise and polluters will profit instead of paying.
The former demonstrates how to construct arguments for a position one has already decided to adopt; the latter shows how to detect weaknesses in the arguments of others.
The GOP has adopted the latter, which contradicts the former and betrays decades of conservative rhetoric.
Beginning with the drafting of the so-called Wolfowitz Doctrine under President George H.W. Bush, argued Pozner, the foreign policy establishment of the United States adopted the latter strategy.
The Court of Chancery adopted the latter view without giving any weight to the uncontroverted extrinsic evidence bearing on the intended meaning of the Airgas Charter.
