Sentence examples for existence later from inspiring English sources

It is also sort of like Star Trek in that some of the things they used actually sort of came into existence later.

No writer of the time, however, refers to these as factions such as came into existence later, with the factions being official organizations.

"Existence first, co-existence later", became a common Palestinian slogan.The Abraham Fund now concentrates on improving the way Israel's Jewish majority treats Arab-Israelis.

It failed to spell out the terms of the deal, at first barely acknowledging its existence and later only reluctantly releasing details.

Baxter contends that this was a scandal that drove Hutton out of Edinburgh and into farming in 1752, but since even Joseph Black did not know of the lad's existence until later, that seems far-fetched.

When the Pakistani Taliban announced their existence a month later, they turned their guns on the state, toppling a long-standing relationship between elements inside the Pakistani government and jihadists in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The International Standard Organization ISOO) defines failure prognostics as "the Estimation of the Time to Failure (ETTF) and the risk of existence or later appearance of one or more failure modes".

Jin and Aki (2005) reported a narrow, conspicuous low-coda attenuation zone west of the ISTL at frequencies less than 4 Hz, whose existence was later corroborated by Carcole and Sato (2010) and Hiramatsu et al. (2013).

Avicenna opens his chapter on the soul in the encyclopedic work Al-Shifâ' (known in English both as "The Healing" and "The Cure") asserting this separate existence.[21] Later, in both The Healing itself and in its abridged form of the Najât (called both "The Deliverance," and "The Salvation"),[22] Avicenna presents arguments to support this claim.

Some communicated sparsely via email, and others made me question my own existence (and later apologized over text message).

Studio Ghibli and Miyazaki have asked fans to forget its existence and later adopted a strict "no-edits" clause for future foreign releases of its films.