Sentence examples for later for future from inspiring English sources

Michele Bachmann (R-Minn). and later for future attorney general Jeff Sessions (R-Ala). in the Senate.

➤ Imagine a school or a district that commits itself to a not give out-of-school suspensions or expulsions ever for a whole school year, and later for future years.

After the release of One: Kagayaku Kisetsu e, the game's producer YET11 was the only staff member who worked on the game who was later credited for future titles produced by Tactics, such as Tactics' next visual novel Suzu ga Utau Hi in 1999.

He listened to his mom and got an education (his degree is in Psychology and he plans to go back for his master's), so he could provide for himself and later for his future family.

Martin O'Malley (D) — higher contributions, lower benefits and later retirement age for future employees, plus a sizeable bump in the state's own annual set-aside — put the fund on course to reestablish good health by 2023.

In 1905, two years after Zionism first arrived in the Lydda Valley, a Jewish Russian entrepreneur built an olive-oil-soap factory, later named Atid (Hebrew for "future"), near the city.

Users can view a real-time list of the tickets assigned and support agents can also bookmark a ticket to respond to it later, or use it for future reference.

The revolving turret later inspired similar designs for future warships, which eventually became the modern battleship.

In this review, we discuss epidemiological studies focused on the associations of maternal smoking during pregnancy with fetal growth and cardiovascular and metabolic disease in the offspring, the potential role of fetal smoke exposure in the mechanisms underlying the associations between low birth weight and diseases in later life, and challenges for future epidemiological studies.

(Ms. White later received a $100 voucher for future travel and a letter of apology from United).

Fortunately, lieder fans who missed the performance may have an opportunity to catch it later, as it was recorded for future broadcast on WNYC.