Sentence examples for later to reflect from inspiring English sources

Sachin always kept his dignity The world stopped at 6.20am yesterday, when a deity bowed his head and paused to dry his eyes before waving a stump that should have been made of burnished gold.Sachin Tendulkar, suddenly an ex-international cricketer, re-emerged 20 minutes later to reflect on "my life between 22 yards for 24 years".

Later, to reflect new knowledge about the extent of community spread and disease severity, the recommendation was revised to advise against school closure unless absentee rates interfered with school function (15 ).

"My job," he explained in a telephone interview later, "is to reflect the president.

The results were later adjusted to reflect Census Bureau patterns in categories like sex, age, population density and telephone usage.

(Jealousy was interpreted by later Darwinians to reflect the male's desire to restrict paternal investment to his own genetic offspring).

A tin trough was later added to reflect the lights onto the stage and to shield them from the view of the audience.

Investigators are looking into whether the computer system that handled the bets was manipulated so that a bet made before the races in question had been run was later changed to reflect which horses had won the races.

Officials are investigating whether the computer system that handled the wagers was manipulated so that a bet made before the races in question had been run was later changed to reflect which horses had won.

Several companies offer such policies, which also include liability and other types of coverage, and can be later updated to reflect changes in the car's potential resale value.

Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at financial services group Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "The fundamental aims of the various changes – to move to a simpler state pension, payable at a later age to reflect improved life expectancy and without discriminating according to age – were and still are the right thing to do.

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