Sentence examples for later mold from inspiring English sources

Water damage in particular must be thoroughly corrected to preclude later mold issues.

The gray clay acts as a neutral base on which you will later mold other colors of clay.

Gopnik makes a similar observation about the Mormon doctrine espoused by Joseph Smith and later molded by his disciple Brigham Young: One element latent in Smith's theology that Young brought forward was a kind of sanctified materialism.

Subsequently, Mold returned to play for Northamptonshire in 1903, and played league cricket in his native county, although he struggled with increasing weight in his later years.

Perhaps the central question about Pyrrho is whether or to what extent he himself was a sceptic in the later Pyrrhonist mold.

However, MacLaren later defended Mold in the press.

Step 7: Two days later when mold and fungus overwhelm your pumpkin pirate, make it walk the plank into a trash bag.

The template used was first coated with an anti-stick layer on its surface in order to reduce its adhesion to the embossed gels and make it easier in later de-mold procedure.

A polyether-block-amide copolymer/organoclay aerogel was prepared using t-butanol as solvent and later compression-molded into a film, which exhibited 63.5% lower oxygen permeability compared with the starting polymer, with the addition of 16.7% organoclay by volume.

Soon after this work was completed, a white mold, later identified as a fungus called fusarium solani, began spreading rapidly across the cave ceiling and walls.

His ideas helped shape the world we live in and, 50 years later, can still mold the future -- if only we are willing to listen.