Sentence examples for later generated from inspiring English sources

During World War II she joined the Nazi Party, and her membership later generated much controversy.

Or did the logic-parsing of "Private Equity" fire up the synapses and set a thought process in motion that later generated "Somewhere in New Jersey"?

The Antiochene rite, which served as the earliest model for almost all Eastern rites, originated in the patriarchate of Antioch and later generated the Byzantine and Alexandrian rites.

The big lot has long been passé in Hollywood; instead, films tend to be made on location or in front of green screens, with backgrounds later generated by computers.

Firstly, multiple droplets containing the same target mixtures are generated in the microchannel, and then fused with later generated different droplets containing corresponding probes, respectively.

The former created a wider scope of event interdependencies between nodes that were far apart in geodesic distance while the later generated hot spots of traffic that were localized in space and time.

They fear that stimulus measures put in place to revive America's flagging economy will sooner or later generate a burst of high inflation and weaken the dollar.

Salesforce attempts to improve the accuracy of doing the later,  generating summaries with fresh language.

Referring to Fig. 1, the average company cuts off at about 30%% of our sample, with the later generate above average ROCI, while the other lower part of distribution, roughly 70%% of telecom companies, generating dilutive returns to telecom companies.

Therefore, the vertex u should be included in the not set of the corresponding partitioned graph (hbox {G} texttt {anchor}^-cup texttt {cand}^-)), whose recursive partitioning later generates the clique (C_1).

The free rider effect appears when the winner firm of an R&D race is not capable of appropriating the full revenue of its innovation, because the later generates positive externalities (see Jansen 2010, p. 350).