Sentence examples for interest later from inspiring English sources

"When seniors take up a new interest later in life, it enhances their lives," Ms. Marks said.

Ms. Stern noted that a few years ago, clothing embedded with illuminated lights was relatively popular, but that interest later "kind of fell off".

That, at least, offers a guaranteed return, since every extra dollar you pay now keeps you from having to pay more interest later.

Kozol says that in the past he would skip such digressions, but "now it seems to be the moments of digression I remember with most interest later on".

In the latest poll, soon to be released, that ratio has gone up to two thirds.People who as children experienced the "powerlessness" of frequent spankings report a disproportionately greater interest later in life to own guns, Mr Pfeiffer says.

An associate complained that nobody wanted to speak to the former Donetsk commander; even journalists who expressed an interest later called back to say they had been told it was better not to speak to him.

His interests later shifted to natural science and social psychology.

And while people's interests in college were more stable, correlating at just under point seven with their interests later in life, they, too, remained substantially malleable.

His primary interests later changed to adolescents and adults; his syndicated newspaper column, "On Your Own," about single life, ran for seven years in the 1980s.

He kept in touch with Qatar for several years and Qatari interests later provided financial support for his participation in a Coroin rights issue in 2012.

In a meta-analysis of sixty-six strackingrackinterestsests over time (the average study followed subjects for seven years), psychologists from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign found that our interests in adolescence had only a point-five correlation with our interests later in life.