Sentence examples for latter clause from inspiring English sources

That latter clause will eventually change if they keep up the pace.

This latter clause does allow room for business to make money while moving towards sustainability, a goal discussed at a the Business Role in Sustainable Consumption forum last month in Washington, US.

(That latter clause matters for spinoff reasons).

While the latter clause is correct, it's worth noting that on either a normal (GAAP) and adjusted (non-GAAP) basis, New Relic lost more in its most recent quarter than it did in the comparable year-ago period.

Rather, to say that the group intends to go for a walk is the same as saying that the participating individuals intend to go for a walk that is, if "together" is added to the latter clause (and where exactly it has to be inserted is a crucial philosophical question).

This latter clause was specifically proposed at the urging of the army by Vane, who realised that those who were charged with its implementation would be able to retain power.

As stated earlier, grammatical metaphors are usually realized through a combination of the latter clauses, as (2) illustrates.

The former are APs and the latter are clauses, and they have different structures, as shown in 27.

This problem particularly arises when the results of brain scans are regarded not as mere information about individuals (such as buccal or blood-derived DNA, fingerprints, etc)., but as a testimony because in this latter case the self-incrimination clause would enter into play.

Hence, "Please put it in a trash can; that's good news for everyone" consists of two independent clauses, the latter building on the former.

In the former, one of the resolved clauses is always a literal; in the latter, one of the resolved clauses is always selected from the original set to be refuted.