Sentence examples for later for most from inspiring English sources

Species-specific responses in seasonality varied more than overall responses, but generally fruiting start dates were later for most Swiss species compared with UK species, while end dates were later for both.

Starting the season later for most of its series -- like the returning "24" and new shows like "Skin" -- will allow Fox to show four or five original episodes of its shows when the other networks will have exhausted their supply.

In the case of dying or dead elm trees, the expense of prompt removal to prevent the spread of Dutch elm disease is usually no greater than would be necessary later, for most dead trees in urban regions must be removed eventually".

But by the long-term follow-up 6 years later, for most endpoints, "no effect" was one possible outcome for this population, and the PACT and no-PACT groups had considerable overlap.

February 13 , 1919Jackson, Louisiana April 3, 2007 Ruston, Louisiana Eddie Robinson, byname of Edward Gay Robinson (born Feb. 13, 1919, Jackson, La., U.S. died April 3, 2007, Ruston, La)., American collegiate gridiron football coach, who set a record (later surpassed) for most career wins (408).

The earliest measure of trust in the WVS is from the 1981 wave, but often from a later wave for most countries.

I had a few dean's leaves for a single semester much later, but for most of my three decades at Duke I taught every semester.

The age of presentation of GMPPB-CMS in adolescence or early adulthood seems later than for most CMS.

Edinburgh led the club to an unexpected Wembley appearance, which ended in a 2-0 defeat by York City in the 2012 FA Trophy final, but masterminded a return to Wembley a year later for the most significant match in the new Newport County's history.

Later, for the most stunning sunset in town, take a taxi ride up to al-Azhar Park, Cairo's largest green expanse, from which you will see stellar views out over the city and thrill to the combined call to prayer from hundreds of city mosques.

In addition to increased travel for them, the later start times for most of their road games depresses their television ratings and the value of that property.