Sentence examples for latter such as from inspiring English sources

But there are a lot of elements familiar from the latter, such as rhythmic tiles which appear and disappear.

Some of the latter, such as hacking into the phones of crime victims and their families, were appalling.

Some of the soils in the latter, such as those in the Niger basin and in the gulbi, are rich.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform bill put restrictions on the latter, such as hefty overdraft fees that had been earning the banks billions.

US and Puerto Rican flags fly above the 18th-century San Cristóbal fort, along with the old Spanish naval ensign that first fluttered above its ramparts, while English is an official language along with Spanish – a handy safety net for a rusty speaker of the latter such as myself.

There are some further variants of the latter, such as slotted core and ribbon fiber.

The latter, such notions as membership, cardinality, etc.

But a canny selection of latter tunes, such as the funk-disco Welcome to Japan and beach-ska boogies Machu Picchu and Under Cover of Darkness prove that Casablancas's hook radar remains well-tuned.

There are numbers of advantages in the latter configuration, such as uncomplicated preparation process, low cost, high efficiency of carrier collection, and so on.

When I ask the latter questions such as, "If you were going to redesign programming language X, what would you do?" They will tell me what X does in great detail but not answer the question.

The former is not suitable for the Loess Plateau due to the arid climate and the barren soil, while some of the latter means, such as terrace farmlands, are vulnerable to floods.