Sentence examples for could have later from inspiring English sources

And yet some of those same black leaders also question how someone who marched with Dr. King and risked a trip to Mississippi could have later questioned the viability of affirmative action and supported a voucher experiment that black leaders broadly oppose.

Meanwhile, for the thousand or so people who ended up with a worse spot in line, and endured the chilly morning temperatures for the same mediocre tickets they could have later bought online, in the comfort of their own homes, was this really a win? 4. Win or Lose.

This probably means that, today, Western European populations have imprints of a more ancient Upper Palaeolithic peopling while the Eastern populations, like Anatolia, could have later collected in the more recent Upper Palaeolithic age, a different R-M269 modal haplotype.

This assumption will likely cause the placebo maintenance response to be underestimated, since some of the 230 patients that switched to golimumab 100 mg could have later achieved response during the maintenance phase had they continued on placebo.

The two genes could have later evolved after additional tandem and large-scale duplication events into two independent lineages, one for ECM2 and ECM2-like proteins (discussed below), and another for the class I and class II SLRPs.

This year, she said, bands were asking a favour: could they have later stage times?

A comparable prospect could have been had later in the draft.

Variation in the quality of clinical care could mean that patients receiving less good quality care could have diagnoses later, more frequently after emergency presentation, and have worse outcomes.

But the Clovis people could have arrived later through the corridor.

"You can have trouble now, or you could have trouble later".

And actions taken in one corner of a game could have implications later or in another place.