Sentence examples for latter distinction from inspiring English sources

He deploys the latter distinction in order to identify two distinct argumentative strategies for answering the question of the "possibility of pure mathematics".

The latter distinction will be harder or easier depending on how seriously the decision makers take the rhetoric of parental choice.

As the left v right spectrum has partly faded, commentators now talk about political views lining up along a libertarian v authoritarian, or an open v closed spectrum – but the latter distinction is just self-serving liberal propaganda.

In 1996 he became the oldest person to serve in Congress and the following year became the longest-serving U.S. senator; he held the latter distinction until 2006, when he was surpassed by Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia.

It's the latter distinction that gets more interesting.

The latter distinction, Glassie emphasizes, is not based on medium but on social class.

As to the former, independent interests are at stake; and with respect to the latter, the distinction would be too readily and unnecessarily overcome.

In the latter, a distinction needs to be made between neuraxial LRA and peripheral nerve block.

With the exception of the latter, the distinction in antigen expression between many of the cell lines was quantitative rather than qualitative and the emergent picture is one of random expression of individual determinants on several disparate types of cancer cells, rather than restriction to cells of a given morphological type or histogenic derivation.

In all subsequent discussion, the term 'non-neutral' variation will be used to represent the latter two distinctions.

In the latter case a distinction was sustained against a charge of discrimination between stock fire insurance companies and farmers' mutual insurance companies insuring farm property.