Sentence examples for latter developed from inspiring English sources

Out of the latter developed the Punic and neo-Punic scripts and probably also the Libyan and Iberian scripts.

It followed the Guardian's reports of similarities between Thomas Heatherwick's cauldron and Atopia's pavilion design, which the latter developed at Locog's invitation between 2006 and 2008.

The latter developed in the 1970s and 1980s into a vast network, publishing everything from books banned by the regime to academic journals and local newssheets.

The former was codified by parliament more than 20 years ago by the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CPDA) while the latter developed recently and organically, mainly by users.

He it also was who told his friend Henry James the ghost story from which the latter developed his 1898 novella, The Turn of the Screw, adapted into a chamber opera of the same title by Benjamin Britten in 1954.

The latter developed in a way reminiscent of the temple at Eryx with its harlots, becoming the place of worship of Roman courtesans, hence the title of dies meretricum ("prostitutes' day") attached to April 23, the day of its foundation.

The latter develop through a generic process of conduit widening at the grounding line where creep closure is small.

The latter develops tools and methods for the health practitionners predisposing a quality approach to the users of health system.

He opted for the latter, developing gnocchi with chunks of short ribs.

Firstly, parents can transmit their educational expectations to their children, leading to the latter developing higher aspirations for themselves.

(Although the latter develops, in his 1972, a version of a structured view of propositions. See the entry on structured propositions for further details).