Sentence examples for latter is coming from inspiring English sources

The latter is coming off his two biggest hits as a lead, Legend (£18.35m) and Mad Max: Fury Road (£17.40m).

An interesting example of work by the latter is coming up for auction later this month; one of the notebooks used in the preparation of his seven-volume guide to walks on the Lakeland fells, along with a score of Ordnance Survey maps with annotations in his neat, town clerk's hand.

Ah, and since this is the car Jaguar actually did create rather than a hot X-Type (the latter is coming soon, by the way), how well does it come off?

The problem for the latter is coming up with a plan that wouldn't leave people worse off than they were before Obamacare.

The refrain of the latter is "Come, my beloved, to meet the bride," the "bride" being the Sabbath.

The increase in the conductivity of the films with doping has been explained by the displacement of the electrons [39]; the latter are coming from the ions In3+ and Co2+ donors in the substitutional sites of Zn2+, which resulted in an increased carrier density.

Old favorites like the Canon 5D vie with new challengers like Sony's a9, and it seems as if slowly but surely the latter are coming out on top, due in no small part to the advantages conferred on them by their mirrorless nature.

At Stanford's urging she shifted her focus from the violin to the viola, just as the latter was coming to be seen as a legitimate solo instrument.

The game is a perfect testbed for DeepMind's machine learning techniques, and the same methods by which it mastered Go will soon be put to use improving the voice-controlled assistants on Google's smartphones, and in the longer term on tackling problems with climate and healthcare modelling – an announcement on the latter of is coming later this week.

The only reason CNOOC can do this without ruining its financial ratios and potentially crushing its own share price is that $7 billion of the overall $20-billion 20-billion (the $18.5 billion bidealus the assumption of some debt and a $500m "kill" fee to costson if the latter is seen off) is coming via a parent entity from its ultimate owner—the government.

When Tracy and Jenna go to Kenneth's apartment, they go to his bedroom and see a bug bomb in his room, which prompts Tracy to say "Oh no, Kenneth's a killer, and the Riddler is coming!", the latter is a reference to the comic book villain who leaves behind riddles, puzzles, and word games so that they can be solved.