Sentence examples for latter practices from inspiring English sources

The former advocates democracy and the latter practices absolute monarchy.

The latter practice was more common.

The latter practice has disappeared, but the association between a writer and his show persists.

This latter practice was discontinued by the Meiji government, which abolished the Shugen-dō in 1872.

For the latter practice, I adopt three beings: a fervent country, an obscure athlete (or athletes) and an unnoticed sport.

The latter practice is the more commonly favoured arrangement, largely on account of its more finished appearance.

Recently, due to greater emphasis on purer water in streams, there has been increased interest in this latter practice.

The latter practice has diminished considerably as a result of the Internet's making ads from all over the world available to anyone anywhere.

This latter practice is currently under scrutiny following allegations that an American firm, Freeport-McMoRan, paid millions of dollars to individual officers to protect its copper and gold mine in separatist-ravaged Papua.

The latter practice is more common in Europe, where it is much harder to fire workers.The New York Times today debates the merits of a 35-hour work week during an economic downturn.

The latter practice will be outlawed from May. "Simplifying how broadband prices are advertised is a step in the right direction, but the advertising of broadband speeds must also be tackled," said Richard Lloyd of Which?