Sentence examples for initially and later from inspiring English sources

But the company failed to go after other open-source companies initially and later could not afford to pay the high prices offered by larger companies.

Wanting to self-fund the venture initially, and later finding it hard to raise outside money, he put a substantial percentage of his net worth on the line to build 38 Studios.

Male SD rats were divided into five groups, group I sham control, group II drug control, group III diabetic control (STZ 50 mg/kg), group IV and V are test drug groups to which a single dose of STZ 50 mg/kg was injected initially and later received BAY 11-7082 1 mg/kg and 3 mg/kg, respectively from 5th to 8th week.

What needs to be emphasized is the reaction of the business community to stakeholder theory initially and later when business people attempted to apply it in practice.

Assume that the uplink flows are in ideal channel conditions (i.e., BER is 0), whereas the downlink flows are with worse link qualities with BER of 5E-6 initiandy, and later suffer from channel degradation with BER of 1.5E 5.

Assume that IC host transmits at a data rate of 1 Mbps in a stationary and perfect channel condition, whereas EC host transmits at 11 Mbps in an ideal condition initially and later suffers from channel degradation with an average BER ranging from 0 to 8 × 10-5.

The British Board Of Film Censors took a dim view of the genre, initially banning and later censoring its first entry, 1962's Mondo Cane.

The word street originates with the Latin strata (initially, "paved") and later strata via ("a way paved with stones").

Looking at the dynamics of expert behavior, Pal et al. [6] report that experts are either consistently active, initially inactive and later active, or the opposite.

As initially reported and later confirmed by Huffman, the last round of financing was highly competitive with "dozens" of prospective investors vying for the Y-Combinator startup.

The cap surface is initially downy and later smooth, becoming sticky when wet.