Sentence examples for later fulfil from inspiring English sources
2 3 Some patients with inflammatory oligoarthritis or polyarthritis initially not meeting RA classification criteria and classified with undifferentiated arthritis (UA) based on clinical and laboratory assessments, might later fulfil those criteria.
The structures may have to carry larger loads at a later date or fulfil new standards.
Never mind that exit polls are almost always bang-on: in a moment of hubris Gove promises to dance a naked jig to the Jam's "Eton Rifles" if it proves correct – a promise that he will later have to fulfil in front of an audience of millions.
One of the problems in Edinburgh is that companies have to budget for the fact that they are unlikely to fill all seats in the first week or so of the festival, but if the show captures the public imagination they can't fulfil demand later because of the limited run in a limited capacity space.
Gareth Lee said he was treated with courtesy when he placed the order, but the bakery later said it could not fulfil it as it was a Christian firm.
He believed that ideally, free music required non-human performance, and spent much of his later life developing machines to fulfil this vision.
30 years ago, Francis Crick famous for his role in the discovery of the double helix proposed that memory formation might involve 'memory-storage molecules' passing an activated state to unactivated molecules, and John Lisman later suggested that CaMKII could fulfil this role by swapping subunits of holoenzymes between activated and unactivated ones.
The charge was later dropped when he agreed to fulfil a "pre-trial diversion" programme for first-time offenders, which usually involves fines and anger management classes.
Third, elements of the criteria could be accrued over time such that individuals could fulfil criteria at a later time point even if they did not at the initial assessment.
On his way back to England from Paris his plane crash-landed in a Kent field and he hitch-hiked to London to fulfil a BBC radio broadcast later that day.
A number of bacteria determined as causative of disease, whose role had originally been inferred only through microscopic observation, were later cultured and could be shown to fulfil Koch's postulates.
