Sentence examples for latter instances from inspiring English sources

In the latter instances the historian is almost exclusively dependent for native information on primary documents, and such documents are in most cases inscriptional.

In the latter instances, we're assuming the sprightly nature of the music is an ironic cover for lyrics critical of modern mores in general and the male of the species in particular.

The latter instances are similar to those with 可 kě with a passivized (unaccusative) resultative complement.

In these latter instances the best explanation of the physician's behavior is that the physician intends thereby to end the life of the patient.

These latter instances include proactive and sometimes quite expensive interventions in water management, forestry and agricultural practices, environmental protection, infrastructure and urban planning, and resource consumption.

In latter instances, the gravitational effects will be negligible on a planet orbiting an otherwise suitable star and habitability potential will not be disrupted unless the orbit is highly eccentric (see Nemesis, for example).

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.