Sentence examples for good later on from inspiring English sources

There is reason to believe that appropriate interventions in early childhood such as quality preschool could improve lifetime outcomes for disadvantaged children: a good start in life has the potential to translate into more of the good later on such as higher earnings and less of the bad such as remedial education.

In addition, working for a nonprofit might limit your ability to do good later on, if the organization doesn't have the resources to help you develop your professional skills.

But if a Facebook game was going on for many years, and I knew that people who invested their money in virtual goods later on sold them back for 10 times their money?

But there are other happy byproducts of that work as well: he might end up the beneficiary of those students' good will later on and possibly inspire them to try to do right by those who will eventually ask them for help.

Khairuddin continued: "I want to become educated and get a good job later on".

His father told him that the company "would certainly go bankrupt, but it would be good training for something serious later on".

"It was sort of one of these ironic good things about the Great Depression, that it got all these kids to graduate from high school, which turned out to be really good for workers later on," said Claudia Goldin, an economics professor at Harvard.

A good base always helps later on; a bad base can ruin the whole look.

You can just start writing random rhymes, and use the good ones later on.

If your journal is really good and you become famous later on, you can make it into an autobiography.

Besides, due to the dispersed phase morphology of the system, so-called fractionated/homogeneous crystallization takes place (extra supercooling of around 50 °C compared to the bulk PA6 crystallization temperature) and the material can be processed in the same temperature range in which it later on will show good mechanical response.