Sentence examples for latter page from inspiring English sources

The latter page has this admonition: "Pronounce it right, people".

Information displayed in the latter page includes classification, sequence name and the protein annotations as described in the Entry Content paragraph.

The latter page utilizes the Genome-Linked Application for Metabolic Maps (GLAMM) interface and presents the functional overview of a regulon by visualizing its predicted members in the context of metabolic networks [ 41].

Technological innovation, which appears too rarely in the book's latter pages, can even have volcanic force.

Indeed, Fowles inserts himself in the latter pages as a kind of cosmic force that leads to the evolution of the modern woman.

On one of the latter pages of the book, there was a reference to [the car with Biggie's shooter] being a black Impala, which was an editing error.

He hired contributors like columnist Anna Quindlen, made Newsweek less a digest of the week's events than a source of commentary and analysis, and expanded the "back of the book" — the latter pages of the magazine — with more lifestyle coverage.

These latter pages, like the slush-pile manuscripts Martin reads at the publishing house, echo "in their coarse sincerity" the "confessional talk shows" of the 90's: Martin rambles on here at wearying length about everything from his endless sessions of television-watching to his medical treatment for genital warts.

The latter's page one blurb, "Eton rivals: Boris & Cam squaring up", told the story in the fewest words.

The latter's Web page has been buzzing with the news of the final steps in consolidation of control over the Oyu Tolgoi mine and its gold and copper deposits by Rio Tinto, the mining giant.

But thankfully in 2010, the majority of people consider such examples to be (in the former case) grounds for regime change or (as with the latter), bizarre front page news.