Sentence examples for latter connection from inspiring English sources

He doesn't want the latter connection to be exaggerated – "I am not on his speed dial" – and he scotches rumours that he is to design Obama's presidential library: the choice of architect hasn't been considered yet.

By his time panegyric had probably become specialized in the latter connection and was, therefore, related to the old Roman custom of celebrating at festivals the glories of famous men of the past and of pronouncing laudationes funebres at the funerals of eminent persons.

In the latter connection his main expressed concern is that it would further water down an already rather watery church.

Subsequently, the latter connection C i +1 has A i +1 +saving slots to construct B i +1, as shown in line 21.

On the other side of the Atlantic, George Beadle and Edward Tatum, working with cultures of Neurospora crassa, codified the latter connection into the one gene-one enzyme hypothesis.

The latter connection implies that the FBX superfamily has undergone substantial death in species with high numbers of FBX loci.

The Anglophile Vorontsov was also a great admirer and friend of Sir Walter Scott for whom Blore had worked at the great Scottish baronial country house Abbotsford; therefore it seems likely that these latter connections led Vorontsov to Blore.

The Periaqueductal Grey area (PAG) is involved in modulating pain through both ascending and descending projections, the latters connections to the TGVS that inhibits nociceptive afferent information.

In this way the latter's connection to this place is thus enacted as 'origin'.

After engineer Glyn Johns had failed to compile a satisfactory album from the Get Back tapes throughout 1969, the project passed to American producer Phil Spector, via the latter's connection with Beatles manager Allen Klein.

Also for the latter, the connection with warfare has been clearly documented.