Sentence examples for if only later from inspiring English sources

We may at least confess the correct doctrine, even if only later we come to understand what we've been saying.

We should note nevertheless that even if only later editors joined the two discussions into the single work known to us as the Physics, these later editors could rely on the example of Eudemus' Physics.

Looking at a face, you want to assess quickly if someone is frowning, and only later, if need be, estimate the exact angles of the eyebrows.

But if Farook, who only later was to meet his wife, bringing her to the United States on a special fiancée visa last year, was highly focused, Mr Marquez could blabber.

Some companies issued policies quickly to start collecting premiums and only later, if a policyholder filed expensive claims, performed a detailed examination of medical records.

And in many real life cases prediction precedes explanation, i.e. certain phenomena (e.g. an epidemic or seasonality sales) can and/or should be predicted with the reason behind the phenomena to be revealed only later (if at all).

Only later, if ever, do readers discover that the stories they shared may have been false.

Large-scale research programmes such as FEMHealth are indeed typically organised in work packages, run by small teams of researchers, who tend to focus first on their specific research questions and only later (if time is available) on the overall objectives of the programme.

If so, modern birds evolved only later, from the survivors.

Even if true numerical mechanisms emerge only later in development, newborn guppies could use their object-tracking system to solve simple numerical tasks like deciding which social group is larger.

LONDON — For a large number of young adults in Britain, homeownership has become increasingly difficult to achieve, viewed as a distant goal attainable only later in life, if at all.