Sentence examples for later compacts from inspiring English sources

Stricter regulations were put in place for later compacts, she said.

In those heady early days of "Music Television," the recording industry viewed videos as little more than promotional vehicles for their "real" product vinyl LPs, cassettes and, later, compact discs.

It later sold compact forms of tea, first aid-kits and photography supplies under the Tabloid brand.

And then, two weeks later, the compact was upended when Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, a Sunni, surprised Americans and Iraqis alike by vetoing the electoral law over a provision that he felt would suppress Sunni representation in Iraq's Parliament.

The i3, on sale in Europe later this year and in America (for $42,275) a few months later, is a compact-sized urban runabout that was conceived to run on electric power alone.

But the faint image of RD1 hints at a difference: While later galaxies are compact, this one appears spread out.

Sometimes the projects were later pressed to compact discs -- and sometimes not. .

Longer full-length versions of some songs were later released on compact disc with a special edition of the game in 2002.

"It Won't Be Easy" was later released on compact disc as part of the compilation The Best of BBC TV's Themes.

The soundtrack album was released on vinyl album (with a gatefold sleeve), 8-track tape and audio cassette by Arista Records in 1977, with a total running time of 41 minutes (it was later released on compact disc in 1990).

Moist air prevents the occurrence of convective downdrafts the vertically downward movement of air which often hinder the inception of tropical cyclones, and in such a scenario, wind shear remains minimal; overall, cold-core cut-off lows serve well for the later formation of compact surface flux-influenced warm-core lows such as medicanes.