Sentence examples for later recognizing from inspiring English sources
Later, recognizing the theoretical advantages of a four-stroke cycle, they incorporated it in their "silent engine" (patented 1877), the first operating example of the modern automobile engine.
He did not speak immediately to reporters but issued a statement later recognizing that he had been swept away by brisk winds blowing at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
On May 31, Lynn E. Turner, chief accountant of the S.E.C. took a hard line: "I believe write-offs of inventory for the purpose of later recognizing a profit margin on the sale of that item is contrary to G.A.A.P., and anyone involved risks dealing directly with the division of enforcement as opposed to the division of corporation finance or the office of the chief accountant".
We have a long history in the United States of compromising our First Amendment freedoms in the face of perceived danger and then later recognizing that we had overreacted, often with dire consequences for individual freedom and for our democracy.
Later, he found that he could run the code on the Amiga platform and achieve a frame rate of about 20 frames per second, later recognizing this as "a major turning point in the creation of the game" and the point where he knew the polygon approach would work.
Twenty-five years later, recognizing the extraordinary rates of birth defects, miscarriages, cancer and nervous disorders in the area---along with the construction of a school near the contaminated site--Love Canal resident Lois Gibbs led a campaign to uncover the environmental disaster.
"I later recognized it was a Victorian Singer sewing machine".
The Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, later recognized the independence of the two enclaves.
Later, recognized as a brilliant scholar, he taught at the universities of Messina, Bari, Naples and Rome.
The Supreme Court of Canada later recognized this in a 2000 decision confirming Butler.
They were lauded in the local press, and later recognized with lifesaving awards.
