Sentence examples for in later in from inspiring English sources

David Wilkinson, UK head of IPOs at Ernst & Young said: "With recovery some way off and an election in the offing, the IPO window could be relatively short as political and economic uncertainties kick in later in the year.

That means some viewers may be catching the show's earlier episode, while others tune in later in the day.

While frugality is likely to set in later in life, the exuberance around shopping as an experience may not.

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When they began to overheat in the sun, they were able to go stand underneath a large water mister and thankfully clouds blew in later in the afternoon.

Instructors create hour-long teaching sessions for younger children -- who listen in the morning -- and older students -- who tune in later in the day.

Taylor Alexander Jun Cook, 24, turned himself in later in the day.

The new Yankee C. C. Sabathia was flying in later in the night.

Most conductors wait to step in later in the rehearsal process.

House and Senate leaders also hold a ceremonial swearing-in later in the day, when individual members can get a photo with Vice President Joe Biden.

PBDEs have shown adverse effects during neurodevelopment in mice, with a primary effect occurring during synaptogenesis, resulting in later-in-life changes in spontaneous behavior (hyperactivity) and impairments in learning and memory (Dencker and Eriksson 1998).