Sentence examples for latter phase of from inspiring English sources

It's only in this latter phase of the novel, too, that Donovan allows his metaphysics to become overly contrived.

The players that form the Phillies' nucleus — Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins — are entering the latter phase of their primes.

From the latter phase of Period I also come the first small, hand-modeled female figurines of unburned clay.

Yet the colleagues who knew him well in the latter phase of his life insist he was a remarkably generous, warm and kind person.

"The current running through the latter phase of 2008 was the Iraqi refrain that there will be a need for an American military presence for an extended period of time, but that Iraqi politics required us to drive a stake through the occupation," Mr. Crocker said.

In the latter phase of polysaccharide fermentation, the flocculating activity decreases because of the degradation of this bioflocculant.

The earliest examples of jade from the lower Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) region appear in the latter phases of the Majiabang culture (c. 5100 3900 bce) and continue into the 4th 3rd millennia bce in the Songze and Qingliangang cultures of that region.

We're in our latter phases of life, so we are holding on now for the great promise of the last two years of our lives having lost our minds, having angry immigrants change our diapers for us.

Of course, current megastars such as Paisley, Tim McGraw, Garth Brooks and Kenny Chesney still don cowboy hats, but they're part of an older generation of artists that broke out at the turn of the millennium and are now entering the latter phases of their careers, when award show nominations and radio success are no longer guaranteed.

Hanseniaspora increased during the first phase and decreased during the latter phases of the process, especially in the sulphited fermentations.

While small businesses play a significant role in the establishment of new phases of industry, it is often during the latter phases of industrial innovation that large businesses gain in importance as greater resource costs are involved and considerable market power is required if innovation is to prove worthwhile (p. 6 in Rothwell 1983).