Sentence examples for latter instance from inspiring English sources

In the latter instance, credit would go to the retailer.

In the latter instance, the box was empty, as the relic had been removed for cleaning.

In the latter instance it may be the first sign of preeclampsia.

In the latter instance the horse is guided only by the horseman's knees.

In the latter instance the glass should be two-thirds to three-quarters full.

In the latter instance, a large shareholder or shareholders (Carl Icahn?) puts up the money to satisfy the Comptroller's guarantee requirements.

In the latter instance, a stem cell or progenitor cell for a particular tissue type becomes transformed into a progenitor cell for a different tissue type.

(He might also have mentioned keepers at the Columbus and San Diego zoos who both lost bits of fingers. In the latter instance, the local paper's generous headline was "APE RETURNS FINGERTIP TO KEEPER").

In the latter instance, excessive ethanol intake saturates detoxification enzymes, causing highly reactive electrons to leak from the inner membrane into the cytoplasm or into the mitochondrial matrix, where they combine with other molecules to form numerous radicals.

It's almost compulsory to point out that John Betjeman once described it as "one of the wooden wonders of the world" and "the cathedral of Middlesex" (in the latter instance, to the Guardian's own Simon Jenkins, apparently, when they visited in 1963).

In the latter instance, substantial ties means that your parent is a citizen of a British overseas territory, a Commonwealth citizen, US citizen, European Economic Area EEAA) citizen, British national or citizen overseas, and they would need to have demonstrable connections with the UK by way of family history or have been resident here for a substantial period of time.