Sentence examples for latter it seems from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year Google's Eric Schmidt even promised that startups would provide the solution to the problem of economic inequality: the latter, it seems, can also be "disrupted".

The latter, it seems, is not to be confused with Tantric sex, which involves special breathing and exercises as well as slow intercourse.

Then a fluffy coating, like tempura or a doughy, pancake-like batter (the latter, it seems to me, is often — perhaps usually — overkill).

In view of the latter it seems logical to propose that those who do discourse analysis must consider the use of nominalisations in their Transitivity analyses.

In the case of the latter, it seems dogs have many more genes that encode the enzymes needed to break down starch, something that would have been advantageous in an ancestor scavenging on the discarded wheat and other crop products of early farmers.

Based on the latter, it seems, the offer was revoked a few days later when Chemerinsky was told that his appointment would be "too politically controversial".

In computerworld, with a few exceptions (more on that latter), it seemed more status quo -- impressive products, to be sure, but not as much taking you to the next level.

In these latter cases, it seems that whole is prior to part.[38] Generalizing, it seems that commonsense actually has a relatively nuanced stance on priority relations between whole and part.

In a footnote, she acknowledges Secord's argument that it may have been Jameson, not Grant, who authored the paper but adds that "Despite the material produced as evidence in the latter case, it seems more likely that this came from some third party, not directly from Jameson's pen".

Yep, the latter does, it seems, actually happen.

While I would greatly prefer the latter option, it seems immoral to base a reform strategy on waiting for massive unemployment to strike again.