Sentence examples for later was recognized from inspiring English sources
The "law of octaves," thus enunciated, was controversial at first but later was recognized as an important generalization in modern chemical theory.
In August 1917 he formed a National Committee at Lausanne, Switz., which later was recognized by the Allies as the official representative of Polish interests.
The "Lady Bird" writer and director, who was snubbed in the directing category at the Golden Globes earlier this year, but was later nominated for a DGA Award when they were announced a few days later, was recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Tuesday in the directing and writing categories.
She married in 1920 and the following year gave birth to a son who was severely disabled (probably with what would later be recognized as severe autism).
Lipsky has a lighter touch throughout: "President Andrew Johnson had the distinction of being tried for violating a law that would later be recognized as unconstitutional".
Sunday's burst of violence would later be recognized as the fifth worst shooting in modern U.S. history, arriving just a month after 58 concertgoers were slain in Las Vegas.
The concert was rescheduled for January 8 , 1931 and would later be recognized as the first performance in the Duke University All-Star Concert Series, now the Duke Artists Series.
Indeed, by the end of the war Gorgas and Mallet had successfully incorporated into the Ordnance Department the principles and methods of what would later be recognized as the bureaucratic system of corporate management.
His contribution to botany would later be recognized by having the plant genus Hastingsia named after him.
These would later be recognized as conglomerations of stars, when the true distance to these objects began to be appreciated, and they would later be termed island universes.
Bush, in 2003, pushed the AIDS relief program PEPFAR, which a decade and a half later is recognized for its significant accomplishments in places like Africa.
