Sentence examples for latter too from inspiring English sources

Some find the latter too cute.

The latter, too, requires great intelligence, but it resolves nothing of the human condition.

Obama certainly did the former, and these victories show he's done the latter too.

If Democrats are serious about the latter, too, they can't just re-litigate the sometimes dubious policies of the 1990s.

However, the company has previously said it is working to find a way to pay the latter too.

The flurry of murder trials made it hard to even notice the falsifying- business-records case or the one involving "promoting prison contraband," or even the attempted murders, though there were several of the latter, too.

Yet he also drew some distance between physicalism and behaviorism by declaring the latter both too narrow and too broad, and containing non-physicalist notions (Neurath 1936/1983, 164).

The latter seemed too easy by far".

The latter sounded too curious to pass up.

If banks emphasize the latter route too much, the economy will be put under further pressure.

The latter is too intricately tied in with atavistic gameplay systems for us to extrapolate anything deeper than game over.