Sentence examples for latter seen from inspiring English sources

She then compared the scores for the former with the scores for the latter, seen from the other side.

At first blush, it seems a departure; there are, after all, generally two cultures when it comes to sail versus motor, the latter seen as vulgar brute force as opposed to sophisticated grace.

Within the context of production engineering, this research connects sustainability and work-related issues, the latter seen in light of the discipline of ergonomics.

Regarding the latter; seen from a causal perspective, exposure to training load is the only necessary cause for development of RRI, since no RRI is able to occur without engaging into running practice.

Citizens, whether the few (usually the rich) or the many (including the poorer and perhaps the poorest free adult men), deliberated together as to how to conduct public affairs, sharing either by custom, by election, or by lot the latter seen in Athens as the most democratic, though it was never the sole mechanism used in any Greek democracy in the offices for carrying them out.

FijiWings effectively detected the ability of Pten RNAi misexpression to increase tissue size and cell number, the latter seen as a slight increase in trichome density.

For the latter, see horse racing.

The latter see corruption as a surface problem – bribes here, special favour there.

The latter see nothing, they look, fixing their attention on the precise point that interests them.

America's flourishing universities exemplify the former, Europe's the latter (see article).

The latter see their position as being buttressed and confirmed by ongoing genetic and other research.