Sentence examples for all the latter from inspiring English sources

After all, the latter two companies had a total of about $350 billion in sales and $13 billion in profits last year.

They have truanted away or been excluded from vast tranches of their secondary education and often all the latter part of it.

Economics can't explain why a white cop will give the benefit of the doubt to a white teenager and automatically view a young black man in a hoodie with suspicion, even if all the latter is doing is ambling down the street.

As an American who votes, let me assure both Mr Dionne and Mr Obama that if all the latter did was "fix the economy"—that if he were to do so without sweeping rhetoric or strong gazes seaward or the soundtrack to "The West Wing" playing in the background that would be fine with me.

Fiction in the 19th century, for example, is crammed with minor characters drawn from the world of boxing – Thackeray's "Tutbury Pet", Dickens' "Game Chicken" – none of whom knows anything beyond their professional beat, and when Mr Toots in Dombey and Son shows the "Chicken" his prospective father-in-law all the latter can say is that he's as stiff a cove as he ever did see.

After all, the latter, while it has climbed in the past three years, is still below the record high set in 1999.

Not all of the latter were angels and he might not be responsible for all of the casualties attributed to him.

All but the latter?

All of the latter, by the way, arrived by automobile and left the same way.

Sanders says that he would take all of the latter steps.

There are archetypical characters and colorful incidents, nearly all of the latter offstage.