Sentence examples for latter to everything from inspiring English sources

The former corresponds to the activities of horse production by man, and the latter to everything that is 'consumed' (p.30-31 p.30-31

This latter point relates to everything from a lack of useful (or available) collected data, to appropriately (or expertly) labelled data.

There are two ways of remembering Ian Paisley - for the 40 years that he said 'no' to everything, or the latter years when he said 'yes'yes

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It is admitted that they apply to everything if they apply to anything, but the all-or-nothing choice is resolved in favour of the latter option.

As it turns out, the answer to the latter question is "everything".

The idea for CluckCluck eventually emerged from their shared struggles on that latter point, with everything coming to a head one day when Joyce became frustrated with trying to book a sitter by sending out text after text.

The former tells the hard truths and takes his lumps; the latter spins everything, like a politician.

The latter 'treats everything as calculable' (Neurath 1942/1973, 402) and analyzable and representable by precise formulas.

The story's language suggests the latter, while everything else suggests the former.

The report conveys the message that, in the best interest of the child, it needs to be under the protection of the state, and that the latter should do everything in its power to ensure that the minor is always under surveillance.