Sentence examples for later are rather from inspiring English sources

I think my orchestral influences somewhat later are rather different.

Equally, the rather abrupt abandoment of Greenland some four centuries later was rather neatly explained by the start of the so-called Little Ice Age, which was estimated to have run between about 1350 to 1850 and is said to have been why it was possible to have frost fairs on a frozen River Thames.

The chance to find a study comparing exactly the same control and experimental group several years later is rather low.

A few chapters later, there are rather important questions that narrator cannot answer.

The divergence between the fossil and phylogenetic richness curves accumulates gradually throughout the timeline, and is notable towards the end of the Jurassic, suggesting that many lineages with much later first fossils are rather first found here.

This removal was done in order to have material for later research, and the samples are rather large by modern standards.

After his death, a full twenty years later, she is rather enjoying the first freedom of widowhood when a tall, laughing man enters the general store and asks her to play checkers: "She looked him over and got little thrills from every one of his good points.

EB: No, my influences later on were rather different.

Asking them to play a second major tournament one month later would be rather demanding.

It was also concluded that unlike Cu, Fe should be added only at the beginning of the process since its later addition is rather detrimental due mainly to an accelerated *OH consumption by excess of metallic ions.

Later, he was rather inclined to look at logical systems as formalisms having their own problems deserving research and as useful devices for solving various questions but not as something leading to the only "true" ontological scheme.