Sentence examples similar to bringing later from inspiring English sources

Some don't meet the basic criteria of offering financial and intellectual capital in exchange for equity, or bringing later-stage investors to the table.

It originated perhaps in Mesopotamia and was brought later to Egypt.

Many more were brought later by French, English and Dutch colonizers.

A Pentagon spokesman said Crawford dismissed the charges against al-Nashiri without prejudice, meaning new charges can be brought later.

The organization also presented evidence that some of the temple's first tigers had been caught in the wild and that others had been brought later from Laos.

He was also the original Boy Wonder, the first player to create the kind of unfettered excitement that George Best, Paul Gascoigne, Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney brought later.

By the 1990's, it had already invested heavily in careful training and was already using the kind of statistical crime mapping that Mr. Bratton brought later to New York.

The ball began to ping from his bat on the drive as well and it looked as if the early graft would bring later dividends.

Some of these leave behind families they hope to bring later if they reach Europe.

Children brought to the health center earlier in their illness appeared to fare better than those brought later; however, this relatively low cure rate for health facilities likely explains some participants' mistrust in formal health care, discussed below.

Each letter also left the FTC plenty of room to bring a later enforcement action if the networks' operations could not later be shown to produce substantial efficiencies.