Sentence examples for facing later from inspiring English sources

Marianne Hewitt, head of brand at Age UK, said: "Through our #NotByMySelfie we want to connect with the public in a fun and creative way to help raise awareness of the fact that so many people are facing later life alone".

This was certainly not a problem Einstein faced later in life.

When she finally got to see him face to face later that year, his character was utterly transformed.

And in retrospect, I think I am better off bargaining against software than the crafty human negotiators I faced later.

The goal is to throw straight, hittable pitches to the batter, pitches that bear little resemblance to the cutting, diving missiles they will face later in the game.

Human children are unique in using play to explore hypothetical situations rather than to rehearse actual challenges they'll face later.

Tragically, the very students who most need the strength to face later discrimination are the ones rendered weakest by victimhood culture on campus.

The more you can include, and the more well thought out your projections are, the less financial risk you might face later.

Parents are becoming increasingly concerned about the debt their children could face later in life, and also say their cash-based savings may not be adequate to provide as much support as they would like, according to a recent survey.

Successor to the disgraced and indicted Dennis Kozlowski, Breen said the financing "eliminates the liquidity gap" that the megaconglomerate would have faced later in 2003.

There were concerns about how the programme prepares Wales' three to seven-year-olds for annual tests they face later in school.