Sentence examples for later amplified from inspiring English sources

Goldsmith's proposal was later amplified in The New York Times.

Problems with the risky and opaque derivatives market later amplified the economic crisis.

In Ivory Coast, a power grab provoked a citizen uprising, later amplified by foreign firepower.

Thus began a glorious era, later amplified by his son King Solomon, whose influence extended from the borders of Egypt to the Euphrates River.

Because we were nothing ourselves, to begin with" – is later amplified by the nightmarish tale he hears from a fellow Irishman whose passage to the New World ends with corpses floating in the bilges, immured and abandoned.

Dickens contributed some serials the lamentable Child's History of England (1851 53), Hard Times (1854), A Tale of Two Cities (1859), and Great Expectations (1860 61)—and essays, some of which were collected in Reprinted Pieces (1858) and The Uncommercial Traveller (1861, later amplified).

He developed a spiky, syncopated fingerpicking style, which he would later amplify with a distinctive reverb.

PPARγ stimulation would have instead to first recruit the smaller active PGC-1α pool to co-stimulate transcription of a first set of target genes, again including PGC-1α itself, whose progressively higher abundance would later amplify the response.

The double stranded cDNA was digested with BstY1 and Mse1 (Fermentas) and ligated to respective adaptors, pre-amplified and later selectively amplified using the BstYI +N (P labeled) and MseI +N primers.

Later, he amplified his Star Wars analogy.

Later, he amplified his comments in an email.