Sentence examples for latter means from inspiring English sources

The latter means, literally, "my little cabbage".

This latter means: there's no free lunch.

The latter means that the variation is subject to a higher-level transition probability matrix.

The latter "means they were not found to form the specific intent required for the crime," Ms. Sherlock said.

The first half is apparently a direct Icelandic translation of "midlife crisis", whereas the latter means "nightmare" in Turkish.

The former involves gathering, analysing and providing defence intelligence and the latter means you'll be supporting aircraft from the ground.

The latter means amending clay soil; you could add horticultural gravel chips, chicken grit or sand, along with some compost.

The latter means you are indifferent: you know something is a risk, but you just don't care.

The latter means prints of the flower filled in with animal patterns or cashmere jacquard blossoms arranged like leopard spots.

The former may mean we live longer; the latter means we're being taken to court by English students abandoned by their government.

The only video output is a mini-Displayport; no HDMI or VGA (the latter means users have to buy an adapter for use with the majority of projectors).