Sentence examples for latter next from inspiring English sources
To leave the former behind in League One and take his Burton side the short trip down the A38 to face the latter next season will be added motivation to cling to the four-point advantage his side hold over Wigan Athletic, the team Clough makes favourites to win the division.
Replacing the latter next year with be the Day of the People's Unity, on Nov. 4, commemorating the anniversary of the liberation of Moscow from Polish occupation in 1612.
The latter is next to impossible.
But nor had it been possible to show categorically that there weren't any.You can't prove a negativeThe latter is next to impossible.
It was she who brought the legendary Paul Rand (the AIGA Medal winner in 1966 and a designer of I.B.M). to the attention of Steve Jobs when the latter founded NeXT, in 1985, and needed a logo as iconic as the Apple.
The latter is next of kin to nihilism.(For more on the anti-political temptations of contemporary liberalism and libertarianism, I recommend the work of French author Pierre Manent. See, for example, these two books. Photo credit: AFP).
Without the former, Sri Lanka and its supporters will see the Commonwealth as just another UN-style forum for punitive resolutions; without the latter, the next CHOGM may be marred by deep faultlines and further scepticism about whether the Commonwealth stands for any shared values.
Menuhin judged Sargent's conducting of the latter "the next best to Elgar in this work".
If the latter, the next question is whether Rahm left Obama in the dark by accident, because he didn't like dealing with the issue, or on purpose, because he wanted it all to go bad.
We call the previous vector present state and the latter one next state.
Sequence annotation using our in-house pipeline (described above) revealed hits to two genes: gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor type I and a novel protein similar to vertebrate perilipin (Fig. 4a), with the latter located next to the final gene in the BACs sequenced by GS FLX.
