Sentence examples for later adopt a from inspiring English sources

Though he would later adopt a more detached and sympathetic attitude toward his ancestral homeland in his 1990 book "India: A Million Mutinies Now," Mr. Naipaul bemoans "the Indian intellectual failure" in a 1967 essay and writes snidely of "a people grown barbarous, indifferent and self-wounding, who, out of a shallow perception of the world, have no sense of tragedy".

However, we later adopt a higher elevation cutoff angle of 17° because several GPS stations had high PPR noise levels at the lower elevation angle.

Recently, Branchfield and colleagues suggested that Pdgfra-positive cells differentiate into MYF during alveologenesis and later adopt a lipofibroblast fate [21].

During lateral inhibition, Notch signalling has mainly a permissive function and contributes to binary cell fate choices in populations of developmentally equivalent cells, by inhibiting one of the fates in some cells and therefore allowing them to later adopt an alternative one.

Congress later adopted a provision intended to prevent that tactic.

Fontaine later adopted a child from Peru, Maritita Pareja.

New Hampshire later adopted a similar ban, but it was repealed.

(He later adopted a phonetically simpler spelling of his last name).

He later adopted a more spontaneous-looking drawing style that is often described as "spidery".

After intense pressure from the State Department, Mr. Jackson later adopted a harder stance against Mr. Sankoh.

Obama first offered inducements, and later adopted a stonewalling policy called "strategic patience".