Sentence examples for latter description from inspiring English sources

Capaldi, who we hope will not be offended by the latter description.

Should they select Wood, England will hope he fits the latter description.

The most frequent adjectives applied to the First Lady were "aloof" and "regal," and the latter description was not necessarily intended as complimentary.

The declaration adopted yesterday was changed to call the six countries "east Europeans" rather than "Europeans" lest the latter description encourage applications to join the EU, as pushed by Ukraine and Georgia and opposed by western Europe.

The trouble with the latter description is that it might sound too much like praise: pollsters remember that it never hurt Thatcher or Blair to be described as too tough.

The latter description also fitted the counties of Herefordshire – where he was born and went back to live in a rural idyll with his second wife, Jane, and their son and daughter – and neighbouring Gloucestershire (or "Glos", as he affectionately referred to his cricketing favourites).

The design process converts from the former to the latter descriptions.

The latter descriptions use intentional predicates, but because of indeterminacy of translation and of interpretation, these predicates do not occur in law statements.

Despite its clunkily repeated preposition, the latter job description spells out a defiant faith in practice as opposed to theory.

For the latter the description was given in terms of consequences on health of the reduction of PM emissions: premature deaths and days of restricted working activity saved.

'This flavour is sweet' and 'This flavour is like muscat'; the latter metaphor description enables us to imagine the flavour better.