Prisoners became slaves but were later often freed.
Take the Hartz reforms here in Germany, for example: they cured the sick man of Europe by drastically slashing entitlements but were later often portrayed as a beggar-thy-neighbor policy.
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A blend of repression, gentleness and inner turmoil was to feature in many later, often inferior, films but this remains a benchmark in her career.
The conflict of religious and political ideology emerged chiefly in the second half of the 13th century, but later debates often hearkened to the vituperative papal-imperial propaganda of the 1240s.
Chemotherapy, a major modality of cancer treatment, is effective initially in controlling the growth of many sensitive tumors, but later it often fails due to the development of resistance to the received drugs.
But postpartum depression lingers longer and can develop later, often months after a baby is born.
But when it comes to protecting ecosystems, sooner or later often means later, which often means too late.
But when it comes to immigration reform in Congress, "later" often means "never," immigration advocates say.
That came later, often abundantly.
THANK ME LATER Often the store is staffed by the owner, who is less salesman than commiserator, speaking enthusiastically about the clothes, but never aggressively.
