Sentence examples for latter for some from inspiring English sources
The perpetrators, the second time around, are two losers named Frankie (Scoot McNairy) and Russell Ben Mendelsohnn), the latter, for some reason, an Australian.
Morley writes that Alçayaga and his party left Dolores and set off down the Lacantun River in fifteen large canoes, traveling "downstream to the confluence of the Lacantun and the Usumacinta, and then probably down the latter for some 550 km (140 leagues) in a vain search for Lake Peten Itza.
During solar minimum years the two occurrence rates can become comparable: the former may even be lower than the latter for some locations and seasons (e.g. Choi et al., 2012, figures 3 4).
In fact, he's been the latter for quite some time.
The euro, in other words, is a paper monument to peace and prosperity that has made the latter impossible for some countries.
Thus, the negotiations for the signing of NAFTA initiated when the nation had already made significant advancements in the liberalization of its foreign trade, the latter being for some authors, the proof that these kinds of treaties are more related to the integration processes of the production systems than with the free exchange of merchandise.
To rule out, that NMJ sizes simply followed a decrease in fibre diameter, we measured the latter characteristic for some muscles at P14 and P20.
These included community groups, walking groups, University of the 3rd Age groups, churches, golf clubs (the latter especially for some of the male participants).
In the GLM framework, IEDs are commonly represented as (zero-duration) stick functions at the time of maximum amplitude [Al-Asmi et al., 2003; Salek-Haddadi et al., 2006] or at a series of regularly spaced intervals on either side of the IED peaking time [Bagshaw et al., 2005; Jacobs et al., 2009], the latter allowing for some variation in the haemodynamic latency.
A drill and a $15 gewgaw from Amazon fixed that first problem, and now a $99 gadget + app combination have taken care of the latter for me (and then some).
Services like DropBox and Evernote (the latter for smartphones in particular) do some of these things really well, but Google Drive is the most versatile for working online and on-the-go.
