Sentence examples similar to every latter from inspiring English sources

He whose name is writ large on the side of every Latter-day Saint meeting house said this.

"Between some two people," she writes in the latter, "every word is beautiful".

The two latter options "every second month" and "every month" were collapsed (3), which yielded three alternatives in the analyses in this study.

The former one treats the data as a high-frequent (e.g. every hour) time series whereas in the latter every load period (e.g. every hours) is modeled and forecasted separately.

Robert Rodriguez notes the "joyous" quality of the single's A-side compared with the "slower or darker groove" of songs such as "World of Stone", the latter being "every bit as downbeat as the [title] suggested".

Economically, the open access Nash equilibrium is inferior to the cooperative outcome for every agent: the latter is strictly preferred to the former by every agent.

Hence Spinoza must believe that dependence and explanation are more fine-grained affairs than our modern logical entailment allows, since according to the latter, every necessary proposition entails and is entailed by every other necessary proposition.

In its simplest form, this hypothesis predicts that movement speed and ATPase kcat of a wild-type/mutant heterodimer will be no more than twice those of the corresponding mutant/mutant homodimer, since the slow step occurs in every cycle of the latter and in every other cycle of the former.

Given a choice between the British and U.S. system, I will opt for the latter every time.

If I have to choose between looking perfectly groomed and not being horribly tired, I pick the latter every time.

But if there's a choice between appreciating comedy as it used to be and educating our comedy palates, I'd choose the latter every time.