Sentence examples for latter preferred from inspiring English sources

He drew up plans for a princely palace for Cosimo; but the latter preferred the less lofty plans of Michelozzo, although Michelozzo's Medici Palace (the modern Palazzo Medici-Riccardi) was only slightly less grandiose and provided the first break with the family's traditional stance of humility.

Hospitals choosing for the latter preferred a tool that was suitable for a broader category of patients i.e. patients presenting with chest pain to the emergency department.

The latter preferred to jump into an abyss off a plank on the mountain top.

The Lions soon lost James Adams, leg-before to Sri Lanka skipper Tillakaratne Dilshan's off-spin for 11 and Fernando then made a crucial contribution by dismissing James Taylor, Ravi Bopara and Morgan - the latter preferred to Bopara in the Test squad - in the space of two overs.

This is probably the main reason the latter prefer the parliament to be seen as remote and irrelevant, often stuffing it with their second rank, retired or disgraced politicians.

For some time now, health policy makers around the world and the analysts who advise them have been exploring reforms of the methods by which the providers of health care are paid or, as the latter prefer to call it, are "reimbursed" – an unfortunate, mind-altering expression on which I have already commented in an earlier post.

The price of goods with a low economy of scale is higher for community B than for A, as the latter prefers to produce them, thus increasing the supply.

Prior to going solo, he had been in the foundational duo Cybotron with Rik Davies; the latter prefers to be known as 3070, like a robot or machine.

Young sharks are segregated spatially from the adults, with the former preferring deeper sandy flats and the latter preferring shallower rocky reefs or algal beds.

On that issue, Cruz and Trump aren't far apart the only difference is that the former is making the sell based on a cocktail of humor and economic fears, while the latter prefers black-and-white footage of explosions.

However, a recent study from the Bahamas indicated that residents account for the vast majority of seafood consumed (88%) compared to tourists, with the former preferring fishes (especially grouper and snapper) and the latter preferring conch and lobster (unpublished data, L. Talaue-McManus).