Sentence examples for later provided in from inspiring English sources

Augiéras later provided in his writings different and contradictory clues as to the exact location of the painted bunker, in a kind of treasure hunt whose difficulty probably beats understanding even the most convoluted scenes in Mr. Lacuesta's movie.

Evidence that adenosine plays an important role in the neural pathway of RIPC protection was later provided in the aforementioned studies by Liem et al. [ 88] and Ding et al.[ 89].

The 64 GB cartridges were originally intended to be provided in later 2018, the WSJ's source says, but that's been delayed to 2019.

It makes clear that the tools provided in later chapters are to be used by individual instructors to improve their students' learning by fine-tuning their own teaching.

They later provided clues in DVD special features and at conventions, in forums and in online chats.

Gold did not give a necessary condition for a class to be identifiable in the limit from text, but Angluin (1980) later provided one (in a result almost but not quite obtained by Wexler and Hamburger 1973).

There she recited the poetry of Shakespeare, Milton, and Nicholas Rowe in the servants' hall and occasionally before aristocratic company, and there also she began to exhibit a talent for sculpture (which was subsequently developed, especially between 1789 and 1790, and of which she later provided samples in busts of herself).

It was Qassim Suleimani, the shadowy commander of Iran's paramilitary Quds Force, who calmly explained that he was the "sole authority for Iranian actions in Iraq," according to an account the Iraqi official later provided to American officials in Baghdad.

The MRC established him as director of a new research unit and later provided a prefabricated hut in the hospital grounds.

They led the rebellion against the British in 1920, and, 60 years later, provided most of the manpower in Iraq's war with Iran -- a war that Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran wrongly assumed would be won because Iraqi Shiites would not fight fellow Shiites from Iran in defense of a Sunni-dominated regime in Baghdad.

We acted because the Taliban gave safe refuge to extremists who had used commercial airliners as weapons of mass destruction, and who later provided inspiration for terror attacks in London and Madrid.