Sentence examples for has later on from inspiring English sources

The academic interest in the emergence of ethnic economies controlled by immigrants and ethnic minorities was born in the U.S.A. in the 1970s, due to the increase of small entrepreneurs among the migrant population, and has later on spread throughout Europe (Light 1972, Body-Gendrot and Ma Mung 1992; Light and Rosenstein 1995; Portes and Stepick 1993; Waldinger 1996; Rath and Kloosterman 2000).

But Jones can be too military at times, which diminishes whatever real emotion he has later on.

Critics point to an academic study done a few years ago on the effects participating in a child beauty pageant has later on in life.

Local estimators are known from linear elastostatics and have later on been extended to nonlinear problems.

Examples of these multicellular systems have been originally developed to study the growth of solid tumors [ 32, 33] and have later on been applied to simulate the function (the regeneration) of complex organs like the liver [ 34].

More great views were had later on the roof of the J Parker bar.

Alison Carr, a director at IET, has told Newsbeat that there is a link between the toys we play with as children and the jobs we have later on.

You should think about how you like to work now--independently or as part of a team, for example--and you should consider what kind of responsibilities you'd like to have later on in your career.

I start thinking about the eggs I'm going to have later on in the day.

You start your apartment hunt early, aware that there might be some deals to be had later on in the month.

Reflections on the tomatoes in his garden give way to a rehearsal of a meeting he's having later on at the university.