Sentence examples for ii later from inspiring English sources

In 1760 Frederick II, later Frederick the Great of Prussia, invaded Saxony and took over the Meissen factory for a few years.

President Kennedy is expected to announce the policy shift, which may result in the biggest Soviet-American trade deal since World War II, later in the week.

Asked what he liked about Britain, Mr. Obama said one aspect of his visit that he was looking forward to was a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II later on Wednesday.

Lewis's The Problem of Pain (1940) and four series of radio talks on the British Broadcasting Corporation during World War II (later collected as Mere Christianity, 1952) brought him wide recognition as a lay expositor of Christian beliefs.

Between 1157 and 1161 Inge fought off the challenge of the pretender Haakon, an illegitimate son of Sigurd II (later king as Haakon II the Broadshouldered), in what is now called the second phase of the Norwegian civil wars.

The emperor accordingly sent his son Louis II, later his successor, with an army to punish the breach of the Roman Constitution of 824, which had affirmed imperial sovereignty over the pope.

Thus in this case: (i) a post-duplication outgroup yields shorter average internal branches, and (ii) later-diverging post-duplication outgroups yield shorter internal branches than do more distant ones (i.e. small values of e).

With the advent of missiles after World War II and later with the end of the Cold War, the need for new strategic bombers has become limited.

Decolonization after World War II and later the collapse of the Soviet Union greatly added to the number of states in the international system.

Since the eradication of malaria shortly after World War II and, later, that of echinococcosis (hydatid disease), the island has been free from major diseases.

Imprisoned after a violent uprising in 1935, he was released after World War II and later served briefly as a senator.