Sentence examples for later have on from inspiring English sources

And her comforting account of "Not While I'm Around" from "Sweeney Todd" leaves you thinking that when Mr. Sondheim wrote the song in 1979, he was somehow anticipating the impact that AIDS would later have on his and Ms. Streisand's circle of loved ones, as well as their legions of fans.

The 1953 CIA-engineered coup that overthrew Iran's first democractically elected prime minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh, was still fresh in Iranian minds; the reinstatement of the Shah had as big an impact on the Iranian psyche as the hostage-taking would later have on the US.

We can see that already a late entry of 1 year is related to a decrease of total schooling of about 1 year, while students entering the system 2 4 years later have on average between 3 and 4 years less years of education in the end.

Mr. Harold Wilson, we learned later, had, on his return from Washington, come straight to Wembley from London Airport, without even going home to change.

In contrast, second wheats in experiments that were (not deliberately) sown 1 3 weeks later had, on average, much less take-all, and its severity evidently did reflect differences in the management of the preceding crops and covers.

Michael would later have success on his own with the group The Scaffold.

The infuriated prince, one of the Frenchmen wrote later, had been on the verge of turning on his heel and departing.

Startupbootcamp, founded a few months later, has gone on to become one of the most well-recognized names across Europe.

Both Schlatter and Aniston later had success on other TV shows, Schlatter on Diagnosis: Murder and Aniston on Friends.

Research has examined the effect that tracking has on students' later occupational, economic and human capital.

She later had blood clots on her lungs and missed nearly a year of competition.