Martinez scoffed at the latter notion.
But the latter notion makes some critics uneasy.
Collins did not dismiss the latter notion or address it.
And the latter notion because men tend to be less tolerant of fast-changing trends in fashion than most women.
The latter notion has found little favor with the steelworkers union, which begins negotiations with Inland on Thursday.
Concerning the latter notion, we can concede that tidy sentences and pithy words matter a great deal to us.
Situated within a broader engagement with ACT and MIT, this workshop invites students to learn about the collection and experiment with the latter notion of associative exploration.
The bulk of our study of scoring will be in this latter notion of a query being such a set of terms.
It is this latter notion, which gives greater recognition to the responsibility of the laity, that has been emphasized since the second Vatican Council (1962 65).
Artists have long been intrigued by this latter notion -- that is, the aesthetic aspects of how we look at, savor and acquire the temptations and rewards that the material, and materialistic, world has to offer.
Whereas the latter notion presents a genuine foundational problem, the former one contradicts neither common sense nor observation, and may be used to describe cellular 'decision-making' and adaptation.
