Sentence examples for later apply to from inspiring English sources

The West claims that Iran must not develop the knowledge expertise in uranium enrichment it could later apply to nuclear weapons.

The students who attend these sessions are able to note their participation on their applications if they later apply to U.C.L.A., which would signal their academic seriousness.

But starting in 1988, those interested had to join the infantry first, then later apply to train for assignment with the Special Forces, whose members customarily have years of soldiering experience.

Its string sound grew heftier and warmer, and in the third movement, the brass and percussion played with the brightness and energy that they would later apply to the Falla.

Instead of Josef's paintings of glowing nesting squares, which presage Minimalism, we get his 1927 nesting tables with the same meticulous sense of color, proportion and geometry that he would later apply to canvas.

Thus, a tiny X-ray of the steel armature that now holds her vertebrae together functions as a kind of connective tissue in the exhibition; she has imbedded a photograph of the X-ray in waxed seals that she will later apply to the score of extravagantly wrapped and intricately patterned gift boxes on open display in the gallery.

The name was later applied to the whole island group.

That sense was later applied to more general opinions or abilities.

It was the values learned there that were later applied to society at large.

Advanced techniques of mathematical and computer modeling were later applied to this problem.

The concept was later applied, to legendary effect, on the Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing.