Sentence examples for later and often from inspiring English sources
Evaluating the truth of the claims would come later, and often would be reserved for a jury.
Much of what is known comes from the literature itself, found in later and often fragmentary manuscripts or in the oral tradition of the bakhshi (bards).
Mr. Palmisano's talk, before a few hundred people in a lecture hall at the Columbia Business School, echoed and cited Mr. Watson's speech from the early 1960s, noting how few of the largest companies are still leaders decades later and often are not even around.
Now, 38 years later and often treating three and sometimes four generations of the same family, I see no reason to advise people to undergo what I view as a painful, costly and potentially harmful procedure in the name of prevention.
She gets their contact info so she can email them the photos later, and often stays in touch long-term, too; a number of the subjects of the paintings in this show attended the opening, she says.
I have implied that the role of unliganded iron is causative of a variety of sequelae, but sometimes this is hard to infer as the networks in which iron is involved are multiple and complex (hence the need for a systems approach see later), and often simple one-time snapshots of covariates do not permit the inference of causality.
After being helped to her chair for tratment, the current WTA No. 14 resumed play, and gutted out a 6-2, 6-4 victory a game later, hobbling and often hopping on one foot after shots.
First books usually spend longer in the chrysalis than later books, and often feel more like finish lines than like starting blocks: a writer never again gets so much time off the clock.
Each notion evolved continually, satisfying one need at one time and another at a later date, and often several conflicting needs at the same time.
Consultations of a less emergent nature were scheduled for a later time and often included meetings with the healthcare team, families and patients.
Generally, they'd have you hit "send" later and less often.
