Sentence examples for latter prepared from inspiring English sources
Both Google and Yahoo were among the company's top suitors, according to the people briefed on the matter, with the latter prepared to pay about $2 billion.
The battle between the WRU and the regions could end in legal action with the latter prepared to go to court on 1 February if they find the new terms of the participation agreement will not be enough to keep their best players.
For a while, the Harlem-raised writer worked with the director Elia Kazan, as the latter prepared Tennessee Williams's "Sweet Bird of Youth" for Broadway, and in the nineteen-sixties he was hired to adapt his friend Malcolm X's "Autobiography" for the screen.
The latter, prepared as polished samples embedded in epoxy, was analyzed with a Thermo Scientific Element 2 double-focusing magnetic-sector spectrometer coupled to a Resonetics Resolution 193 nm Ar-F excimer laser; data were acquired along 1.5 mm-long profiles and average compositions calculated.
"I want to believe," Mulder tells Guy as the latter prepares to creep off into the forest.
Peru should be on a par with Japan in terms of how the latter prepares for any seismic activity.
Force shows the evacuation of villages near Verdun and the anticipatory maneuvers of the French and German armies as the latter prepares its assault.
The latter prepares the pupils to the former.
The former desires to be pointed out at cocktail parties, the latter is prepared for long, solitary hours at a desk; the former desires a status, the latter a process; the former desires to be, the latter to do.
Melville went on to refine his method, continuing to investigate and mythologize the French underworld in films like "Le Doulos" ("Finger Man," 1961), "Le Deuxième Souffle" ("Second Breath," 1966) and "Le Cercle Rouge" ("Red Circle," 1970), the latter being prepared for a release by Rialto later this year.
The latter were prepared from the corresponding o-alkenylarenesulfonamides via copper- or rhodium-catalyzed intramolecular aziridination.
