Sentence examples for latter success from inspiring English sources

This latter success is emblematic of her career.

For the latter success he again teamed up with Colin Tizzard, as when riding a runaway winner at the Festival.

Without that latter success, it would be all but impossible for her to match Mr. Obama in the popular vote total.

Comparing the two title wins (1985 and 1987), Southall said that the latter success was "more rewarding and satisfying" as it had proved to be "more of a struggle" compared to the ease in which the title was won in the former campaign.

Across all these experiments, the second pulse of yellow light reduced the probability of firing spike 17 to 3.3%, whereas neighboring spikes 16 and 18 fired 96.7% of the time; this latter success probability was not significantly different from the success rate of the first spike in the train, before any light exposure at all (χ2 = 1.02, p>0.30).

Their self-titled first was released in April 1964, with 'Aftermath', 'Let It Bleed' and 'Sticky Fingers' among the band's latter successes.

(The latter's success fuelled yet another theory about Seinfeld's post-90s career: that Larry David had been the genius behind the sitcom all along).

The White Castle vs. McDonald's rivalry unfolds, and Ozersky attributes the latter's success to the influence of Ray Kroc, a "flawed, troubled man, famously difficult, irascible, intolerant, narrow," whose management style epitomized postwar America's rigid corporate culture.

At Frimley Park, breast cancer surgeon Ian Laidlaw said he was concerned that giving groups of GPs more say in what hospitals do could threaten, not enhance, the latter's success.

Early optimism following strong economic data from China and Japan - and the latter's success in winning the bid to host the 2020 Olympics - was soon overshadowed by renewed concerns about Syria.

As for the latter, the success of generation IV reactors is likely to hinge on large amounts of government support.In the near term this support should take the form of increased research-and-development funding, says Dr Stacey of Georgia Tech.