Sentence examples for later are gaining from inspiring English sources

Yet, according to a Washington Post poll last week, "Midterm momentum belongs to GOP," Republicans a year later are gaining ground around "dissatisfaction with President Barack Obama's leadership, the overall direction of the country and the federal government's ability to deal with major problems".

Lubell: Yes! Less than a decade later, they are gaining population and tax base.

Now, three and a half decades later, her photos are gaining newfound recognition among both the newly rebellious and the depressingly nostalgic.

Eight months later we were gaining traction and had enough confidence to make a commercial.

Instead, most domains are restricted to a particular lineage (Fig. 11) suggesting that most of these are gained later in evolution and have novel functions.

With ARKit support now, and Google's ARCore support later, the startup is gaining access to a whole lot of devices optimized for this new technology.

Ten seconds later: "Or maybe you're gaining weight?" he'd say, reevaluating my parts.

While some impetus for later discussions was gained from classical skeptical sources, for the most part medieval skepticism took its own path.

Later the motivation seems to be gaining entry to the contest and pleasing his father.

"But now I'm gaining practical, viable experience, so later on, public service is a possibility".

Insight into the potential impact of modifying early-life risk factors on later obesity can be gained by evaluating their combined effects.