Sentence examples for calling the latter from inspiring English sources

There is no basis for calling the latter restaurant "inferior" in the sense used in case law".

Paul McCartney has picked sides in the battle between X factor winner Joe McElderry and Rage Against the Machine, calling the latter's battle for the Christmas No 1 spot "funny".

Here's why: Skyfire feels like they can develop more efficiently on Android than they can on BlackBerry OS (gently calling the latter "not as favorable for cutting-edge application development"), and that Android is simply a more viable platform at the given time.

He also opted for an alliance with France, calling the latter "our sincere and natural ally".

VanDerWerff did, however, positively compliment the death sequences as well as the corpses, calling the latter "nicely gruesome".

The IGN character guide made another comparison between Chris and Leon, calling the latter the "determined guy clawing his way up the ladder".

Hillary Hartley and Amy Muller, two of the founders of YxYY (which many are calling the latter-day SXSW), both cited the loss of the "magic" as a reason to skip this year.

You call the latter a "free-market think-tank".

In the interest of fairness shouldn't you call the latter "right-wing"?

I call the latter "a total triumph, perhaps one of the finest things that the Met has ever done".

Nochlin called the latter presumption "naïve," because it imagined that art is "a translation of personal life into visual terms".