Sentence examples for later are much from inspiring English sources

Any logs that require peeling later are much harder to strip.

The kinds of things where people really don't put enough thought into, and are surprised by later, are much more personal things".

Moreover, lifetimes of the observed PL, which is in the range of 40 ps to 1.6 ns and will be discussed later, are much shorter than those of the microsecond scale, characteristic of the indirect bandgap recombination of carriers.

The finding, that the effects for fathers at post and follow-up 1-year later are much weaker than mothers is congruent with previous findings e.g., by Sanders et al. [ 40] or by Bodenmann et al. [ 39].

Surprisingly, perhaps, Bausch's line on Los Angeles some 20 years later is much more forgiving.

As McCrum notes, Chaucer is difficult for contemporary readers, but Shakespeare, two centuries later, is much more intelligible.

Sudhir Jain Calgary, Alberta Chotiner says, "Chaucer is difficult for contemporary readers, but Shakespeare, two centuries later, is much more intelligible".

Laying down the pathways later is much more difficult, as the brain ages and becomes somewhat less adaptable.

Chotiner says, "Chaucer is difficult for contemporary readers, but Shakespeare, two centuries later, is much more intelligible".

It's likely that the mod revival barely 10 years later was much less ambiguous about all this, the flag now being an emblem of Great British Music.

Kemp, who died on Saturday from cancer, would later be much better known for his long career as a conservative Republican politician.