Sentence examples for later proposition from inspiring English sources
The film couldn't be more topical - 40 years later Proposition 8 was passed in California, proving that we have not come as far as we should have.
As we will see later, Proposition 1 is very useful for multitrait analysis.
Later (Proposition 2) we give sufficient conditions for the LMM/GLMM to describe observed random subclusters of size n and (Section 2008) show what can happen when these conditions are not satisfied.
The later proposition is supported by prior reports [ 2] and a recent study by Kumar et al. [ 3] showing that the absolute drop in severe sepsis-associated hospital mortality (12.3 %) was matched by a similar rise (11.6%%) in discharge to a long-term care facility or hospice.
Deferring maintenance tends to be one of those "pay me now or pay me a whole lot more later" propositions that can upset the entire balance of the rotation cycle.
As Russell (1956, p. 223) later says, propositions seem to be at best "curious shadowy things" in addition to facts.
Two later initiatives, Propositions 58 and 193, permit property transferred to children and, in certain circumstances, grandchildren, to retain the 2% cap but only if the requisite information is sent to the board where it is entered into a database.
POPCO should be able to model cases in which propositions spread for one reason say, because they cohere with propositions X but later come to influence propositions Y for other reasons (cf. (Gould SJ and Vrba ES 1982; Hurst LD and Peck JR 1996; Wimsatt WC 1999; Wimsatt WC and Griesemer JR 2007)).
(A federal court later ruled the proposition unconstitutional).
Gurney fought back from 3-0 down to claim a 4-3 preliminary-round victory against Mackenzie then found Baxter too tough a proposition later in the day.
Kenny's spokesman later dismissed the proposition that the resignation had implications for his leadership.
