Sentence examples for later mean from inspiring English sources

Measures contained in the Welfare Reform Bill, to be debated by MPs later, mean non-means-tested out-of-work Employment Support Allowance (ESA) will only be paid for a year.

The easing of sanctions, there is no doubt, will sooner or later mean economic growth on a scale Iran has not experienced in the past decade.

And mothers at the Latin American Integration Center in Queens worry unnecessarily that free medical care will later mean their children's military conscription.

They were referred to the NYU Concussion Center between the day of concussion to 4774 days later (mean 131 days, SD 378, median 25 days, IRQ 81.5).

A child has an interest now in learning things and does so independently of what this might later mean for her future adult self.

In the whole group of migraine sufferers who completed the HIT-6 questionnaire at the end of the conferences and 3 months later, mean HIT-6 score decreased significantly from 66.9 ± 5.9 to 63.4 ± 8.3 (P < 0.05).

"And later means never," Sylvia said.

Maybe by claiming that 'sooner or later' means, um, later.

Facebook's purchase, one week later, means that investment has now doubled in value.

For starters, being able to refocus later means you don't have to focus now.

But in this case, "sooner or later" means hundreds of millions of years, and there would be plenty of warning.