Sentence examples for latter few from inspiring English sources

Formerly, in addition to the avocats, there were also avoués and agréés; the former represented litigants in all procedural matters except the oral presentation, prepared briefs, and negotiated settlements, while the latter, few in number, were responsible for pleading in certain commercial courts.

Among the latter, few things unite the school more than athletic matches against our long-standing arch-rival school.

DNA analysis comparing birds from the mid century to birds in the 1990s documents a steep decline in the genetic variation in just in the latter few decades.

Despite the efforts of the latter, few egos in the room could compete with the show's ringmaster, Tariq Amin, who claims to have "introduced the concept of style to Pakistan".

The latter few might seem fanciful, but we should not be complacent.

The former tend to be data sets with many taxa and few loci; the latter few taxa and many loci.

I read the latter a few years ago and it moved and thrilled me as much as The Magic Mountain, to which it owes a debt.

At least this new enterprise, fostering artists-in-residence, will save the latter a few bob, lodging them in the One-on-One bedrooms when the party is over.

Like the Oxbridge colleges, each of the inns consists of a succession of quadrangles containing living and working space (today predominantly the latter, since few barristers live there now), a hall for communal dining and teaching, a library and a chapel.

As to recent suggestions made by some of your readers, Hammarskjöld (who would not wear a seat belt) and a security guard were thrown clear, but the former died almost instantly from the impact and the latter a few days later from burns.

SoundCloud agreed a deal with British society PRS for Music in December 2015 – in the process, settling a lawsuit launched by the latter a few months earlier – which may lead to the UK being one of the first non-US countries to get SoundCloud Go.