Sentence examples for later demonstrates from inspiring English sources

Actually, they don't - as Evans himself later demonstrates.

By contrast, as the article later demonstrates, the species most likely to become extinct today are rare and local.

The second painting, done in Rome a few years later, demonstrates a confident command of the basics as well as attention to Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" (especially in the figure of Jesus) and to Raphael's "School of Athens".

A repeat MRI performed 2 years later demonstrates similar findings on the T2W (d) and ADC map (e), which represent the normal central zone.

The former case means that the realized decontamination is due to meta-stability while the later demonstrates that additional efforts are needed to reach concentrations lower than the MCL.

The editorial later demonstrates how each of the articles in this special issue, while coming from a different discipline, contributes to a more elaborate discourse on Middle Eastern cities as economic, socio-cultural and political complexities.

But his second goal, ten minutes later, demonstrated his unusual ability to project calm while in turbulent motion.

"These scallops are out of this world," says my mother a moment later, demonstrating the cleanest of plates.

We had, Michael Gove wrote a fortnight later, "demonstrated, beyond challenge, that the wonderfully liberating education offered by our great public schools is overwhelmingly the preserve of the wealthy".

Some Pakistani estimates put the civilian death toll much higher – plausibly, given the tendency to claim as "militants" victims later demonstrated to be nothing of the sort.

When a story is later demonstrated to be untrue there are still no consequences for the paper: events have moved on and no one is held to account.