Sentence examples for becomes later from inspiring English sources

In a Telegraph sports report, what is referred to first as a referee's "highprofile error" becomes, later in the article, a "cataclysmic cock-up".

Hammett analysis supports an electronic basis for enantioselection that increases as the transition state becomes later.

In the terminology that becomes later popularized with Pure Land Buddhism, this would signify a mutuality and non-duality between self-power (jiriki) and other-power (tariki).

Owing to this incubation period, if a field caught snail is not presently shedding cercariae, it may be incubating an infection which becomes later patent some 3-4 weeks later.

It therefore may be that as cells adapt to the presence of anti-endocrine therapy, the receptor is stabilized in the absence of ligand and sensitized to any ligand which becomes later available [ 43].

Thus, what some transwomen label as "an autogynephilic stage" in personal development is understood by Lawrence as representing a period when the erotic component of autogynephilia is more prominent (and undeniable) than it becomes later in the lives of most autogynephilic transsexuals.

This routine would become later known as the Mikan Drill.

Because what you do now is who you become later.

But hypertrophic functions become later hyperfunctions, causing loss of homeostasis, diseases and organ damage.

It all becomes clear later on.

Disciples of War (physical attack) classes include Gladiators (who later become Paladins), Pugilists (who later become Monks), Marauders (who later become Warriors), Lancers (who later become Dragoons), and Archers (who later become Bards).