Sentence examples for be somewhat later from inspiring English sources

Hence the Ouachita orogeny may be somewhat later in time.

"My suspicion is that it will be somewhat later in the year," Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's top political aide, said when asked about such a trip.

The ruined chapel at Heysham, overlooking Morecambe Bay, may be somewhat later in date.

Although our first examination might be somewhat later than others, we obtained the equivalent result that the temporal retina thinned first of all.

However, sessions do not necessarily offer all vaccines on a given day, and the ages at which these visits actually take place may be somewhat later.

This was somewhat later than expected.

Auden goes on writing to his death in 1973, so his career is somewhat later than Stevens.

Crawford says that the earliest confirmed dates for turkeys in England are somewhat later than the breeder websites: 1541.

Writing began 5,000 years ago in Mesopotamia and Egypt; its beginnings were somewhat later in India and China, and later still in Europe.

Though the period here is somewhat later (the book runs from 1895 to 1919), the two books have formal resemblances.

Although diseases caused by viruses have been known since the 1700s and cures for many were (somewhat later) effected, the causative agent was not closely examined until 1892, when a Russian bacteriologist, D. Ivanovski, observed that the causative agent (later proved to be a virus) of tobacco mosaic disease could pass through a porcelain filter impermeable to bacteria.