Sentence examples for latter lesson from inspiring English sources

For the sake of the sport, let's hope their takeaway is the latter lesson, not the first.

"Fairytale Forest," "Fable Hills," and "GoodLand," are some of the others, with the latter focused lessons like not being greedy, offering to help, etc.

The former work is a masterclass in musical monolithics and the latter an object lesson in dazzling the listener with intense textural variety.

Here we take a look at five examples of the latter, and the lessons that can be learned from each.

The latter analysis teaches lessons on how to stabilize BSLA in cosolvents and enables computational-assisted protein engineering for discovering general principles of cosolvent tolerance.

The network also announced plans to incorporate Snapchat into its programming with "Quickie w/ Nikki" and "Swag-A-Saurus," the former of which will provide exclusive snaps of Glaser and the latter giving viewers lessons in slang.

That is a lesson the latter will have to learn next time.Amid the crisis of 2008, it is easy to forget that liberalisation had good consequences as well: by making it easier for households and businesses to get credit, deregulation contributed to economic growth.

In the latter half of the lesson, participants learn a relaxation technique using a breathing method.

Under the latter heading, "The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me About Life and Wealth" recommends writing this on a card: "Today I decide to be wealthy".

The latter offer sexual health lessons, life and financial skills, and an awareness of the girls' rights and the help available to them as young women.

But the country remains a halfway house between the naked free-marketry of the former and the social safety nets of the latter; its experience offers lessons, perhaps, for both.