Sentence examples for changing later from inspiring English sources

Ballard wrote about climate change before the climate was known to be changing; later, Kim Stanley Robinson, Margaret Atwood, and many others used the conventions of science fiction to create worlds in which the climate is in crisis.

It has clear controls and an obvious mechanism for undoing changes, though it would be nice to be able to undo an earlier effect without changing later adjustments.

People want to travel direct to their long-haul destinations, not squeeze into huge planes before changing later to smaller ones at crowded hub airports in order to reach their final destination.

Yet the impulse for many is to hunker down, wait for the tide to turn and worry about changing later.

Proliferation of corneal limbal cells on decellularised membrane showed 92 100%% confluency on day 21 and the migrated cells displayed a spindle shape and changing later to a more cuboidal appearance.

Alternatively, early depletion of col27a1a and col27a1b may alter early notochord structure at a level that we have not been able to detect, changing later protein interactions and affecting notochord development.

Those rules are changing later this year, and will require itemization of payments listed as "other", but would not require third-party vendors to list specific activities.

He went on to note that it can be hard to keep up with Facebook's changes to their Platform, some of which are changing again later today.

But changing tastes later threatened communities – until what gnomes hope will go down in history as the Glorious Summer of 2013.

The underlying census data, the federal government said in its brief, can be subject to sampling errors and undercounting, and the data are in any event a historical snapshot that does not take account of changing demographics later.

63% of respondents felt that the understandability of a system suffers when using multiple languages, and 53% see problems when changing code later on.