Sentence examples for latter at a from inspiring English sources

The French tightly controlled the firearms trade with their Huron allies, putting the latter at a tremendous disadvantage.

At least India and China are growing (the latter at a pace that is causing worries about overheating).

The pair, who can be seen with R2D2, Abrams and LucasFilm president Kathleen Kennedy in the still, were recruited by the latter at a conference in Germany this summer.

Under the former conception, we are aiming at a nominal definition; under the latter, at a real definition.

I saw the latter at a lunchtime screening in Cannes and there wasn't a single seat left in the theater.

I've never met a woman yet who doesn't find comfort in the former and take pleasure in the latter at a time like this.

This differential treatment of ADF/cofilin and tropomyosin puts the latter at an advantage for binding to actin on the larger time scales of the system, i.e., further back in the network.

It scuttled away my father and mother, the latter at 65, an age she would've described herself – also facetiously – as "getting younger".

The latter at least won an election (and by a good margin in the popular vote, though not in parliamentary seats).

The plight of the latter, at least, is a result of U.S. actions in the late 1960's.

I certainly don't remember the Greenwich Village of the 1950s, or the Bowery of the punk era, or Jean-Michel Basquiat's SoHo, though I'd like to imagine that I passed through the latter, at least in a stroller.