Sentence examples for latter necessity from inspiring English sources

In the latter, necessity of patients' informed consent was explicitely ruled out, since this is a retrospective study.

In an unpublished Reflexion, written between the late 1770s and mid 1780s, Kant illustrates the transformation in question by precisely the transition from Kepler to Newton (R 5414; 18, 176): "Empirically one can certainly discover rules, but not laws as Kepler in comparison with Newton for to the latter belongs necessity, and hence that they are cognized a priori".

#BlackLivesMatter, for instance, is almost immediately denounced by critics who insist #AllLivesMatter without much consideration of the latter proving the necessity of the former.

Finally, exploring the comparison of the PFA response of the bare and infilled frames for the 6 case study buildings confirms that significantly higher demands are to be expected for the latter, suggesting the necessity of accounting for the infills when performing detailed building-specific loss estimation analysis or designing acceleration sensitive equipment.

The latter abstracts the necessity of explicitly storing past observations, a feature that doesn't exist in SOM.

The latter was a necessity as the Ducks were the second-most penalized team in the NHL.

The former is always desirable; the latter is sometimes a necessity.

If the latter, what sort of necessity do they involve?

The latter rests on things' necessity or utility for humans, and their presumed (and divinely intended) availability for man's use because of these features.

Our analyses have by design set aside the latter issue, and by necessity the former, but incongruence is obviously real.

It's all part of making companies more efficient, agile and environmentally responsible (with an eye toward the latter becoming a government-mandated necessity).