Sentence examples for later mainly from inspiring English sources

The Bodleian's collection is much larger – by the end of the 17th century the most important in Britain – but later, mainly of 15th and 16th century manuscripts.

Instead, the bill now authorizes regulators to borrow the needed cash from the Treasury to be paid back later, mainly by selling off assets of the failed firm.

A second wave of immigrants, most of them undocumented and working class, started coming about 20 years later, mainly from rural towns in the southern provinces of Azuay and Cañar.

Western Indian bronze, any of a style of metal sculpture that flourished in India during the 6th to the 12th century and later, mainly in the area of modern Gujarāt and Rājasthān states.

Mount Sinai went through a merger with NYU in the late 1990s, which fell apart a few years later, mainly because of a rivalry between the medical schools at the two institutions.

"But we will discuss the other lads later, mainly because the size of the budget we will have depends on where we finish in the league.

While the later practiced mainly in private (25%%) and university-affiliated hospitals (40%%), European and extra-European anaesthetists were mainly working in district hospitals (49%%).

The Rhinos have been victorious on each of the previous occasions – convincingly in 2007, and narrowly 12 months later thanks mainly to Mark Calderwood's try-saving tackles.

The manor was included in Tory lands confiscated by New York state in 1779 and later sold mainly to patriot tenant farmers.

Romance methods of forming new words from native sources are in part inherited from Latin (the morphological device of adding a suffix and that of prefixing an element that modifies the original meaning) and in part later developments (mainly that of combining two or more free forms to make compound words and of changing or extending the syntactic distribution of an already existing word).

Later, he mainly engaged in researches of insect taxonomy.