Sentence examples for later points from inspiring English sources

At later points, she seriously considered calling it off.

This question raises large issues, some of which will recur at later points in this article.

She later points out that "The country belongs to the people that inhibit it".

Well, is he? "Certainly not!" Mr Hunt shoots back, and later points to a portrait of his own political hero, Joseph Chamberlain, a Victorian radical.

Study outcomes were not limited by time, i.e. studies could measure outcomes at later points in childhood, adolescence and adulthood.

With pure FTP traffic, CARA outperforms PF since relaxed delay constraints allow to schedule transactions at later points in time.

At some later points in Natural Theology, Paley's language sounds very comparative (see, e.g., Paley 1802 [1963], 37ff).

At later points, those with children of varying ages may need specific advice on ways to discuss their illness in relation to children's understanding.

Thus, the behavior of f at earlier points or later points is ignored and plays no role whatsoever in the computation of (Delta f(t)).

As the document later points out, some of Honeywell's older patents are invalid on the grounds that even older patent applications were abandoned when prior art was discovered.

And that's why the later points I think don't matter to Microsoft: In the Game of Platforms, you either win or you become BlackBerry.