Sentence examples for later developed to from inspiring English sources

It was later developed to deter duelling by making seconds and doctors liable for murder.

Indications for the appropriate arm gestures were later developed to accompany the intricacies of the footwork.

He advocated public spending rises to get out of recessions; this approach was later developed to include tax cuts as well, the point being that once the economy gets going, the revenues flow in anyway.

It started with reminders on scraps of paper, such as how to use the washing machine and clean my teeth (I had forgotten these things too) and later developed to things such as "Helen dislikes kedgeree" and "Leo enjoys football".

The Games also came as the industry was moving from mainframe to PC-based computing and lacked many of the tools, like Tivoli, that were later developed to manage distributed computing systems where processing jobs are spread over many smaller computers supported by larger servers.

Therefore, a competing fracture wear model has been later developed to represent the complete die failure situation.

The Goidelic languages originated in Ireland and are distinguished from the other group of Insular Celtic tongues the Brythonic by the retention of the sound q (later developing to k, spelled c), where Brythonic has developed a p sound.

Diabetes mellitus is metabolic disorders leading to hyperglycemia which later develops to micro- and macrovascular complications and becomes a major cause of death.

By including postural tremor, we avoided excluding PD subjects who may present with essential (typically postural) tremor that later develops to PD, or patients with Lewy Body disease presenting with motor symptoms before developing dementia.

The current label is designed to stick to the back of paintings, but custom tags will later be developed to fit the curvature of sculptures, for example, or be woven into tapestries with nanofibers.

A monitoring and evaluation framework can later be developed to allow a more comprehensive and robust cross-country comparison.