Sentence examples for latter birth from inspiring English sources

If the latter birth date is correct, at age 14 he was already an accomplished engraver.

And indeed all Greece (which looked upon him as a kind of latter birth brought forth, after so many noble leaders, in her decrepit age) loved him wonderfully; and, as his glory grew, increased his power.

To the extent that we have assumed that cancer rates are constant after age 85 years, we could have underestimated the lifetime risk in the latter birth cohorts many of who will live beyond the age of 85 years.

The other irony implicit in comparing Chicago last night to the bedlam in 1968 is that the latter gave birth to the law-and-order Republicanism that, long before Trump, Richard Nixon used to such great political advantage.

So horror films and metal music are linked from the latter's birth, and came of age under the overtly scary-movie-loving auspices of Alice Cooper, Blue Öyster Cult, Iron Maiden, and so on.

Though Valmiki's Ramayana does not record Mandodari as being the mother of Sita, some later adaptations of the Ramayana depict Mandodari as the mother of Sita or at least the cause of the latter's birth.

In the latter case, birth products (mainly placentas) are left on the ground where they desiccate and can be a source of fomite spread of C. burnetii.

This selective force has acted more on BMD than on CBD, as the formers were enrolled in adulthood, whereas the latters at birth.

As an unpaid adviser to Britain's Treasury, he devised techniques for financing the war and negotiated with the Americans about the post-war order (the latter negotiations gave birth to the International Monetary Fund).

By the late 1940s, Harold Lafount had been so impressed with his son-in-law that he asked lawyers to investigate whether the latter's Mexican birth would still make him eligible to run for president; they reported in the affirmative.

In the latter study, live birth rates were shown to be unaffected by storage method.