Sentence examples for latter warning from inspiring English sources
But, whereas Mantel has Cromwell replying "I entirely agree" to the latter warning, Poulton gives her: "They can.
A sentiment echoed by parenting sites, such as the NCT and BabyCentre, the latter warning against all but riding an exercise bike as "even if you're an experienced cyclist, there's a danger you'll fall or be knocked off your bike".
The latter warning picks up a common fear-mongering theme.
Mnangagwa was dismissed following tensions between the vice-president and the First Lady over their leadership ambitions, the latter warning that Mnangagwa was planning a coup, and saying she was ready to take over after his removal.
Still, at least he has the courtesy to blurt, "Art rap! Art rap!" at the start of the latter, a warning that could be extended to the album as a whole.
Learn the difference between "best before" and "sell by" would be a start; the former is merely an indication that food does not remain in tip-top condition for ever, the latter a warning that should be taken more seriously, though not very seriously in my case.
In fact, no less than Herbert Feigl (1902 1988) came to Harvard with the express purpose of learning from Bridgman, despite the latter's warning that he did not have much to teach (Walter 1990, 164 165).
Google recently clashed publicly and caustically with Facebook over the latter's data practices, warning potential users that the social network had become "a data dead end".The search firm is seeing barriers go up elsewhere too.
Authorities in the latter issued a flood warning.
The two places were in stark contrast with one another, the latter boasting a sign warning us to "beware the trap door".
Innovator governments are likely to be singled out for special treatment, as illustrated by the BIT dispute between Philip Morris and Uruguay over the latter's proposed tobacco health warning legislation [ 102], and the suite of challenges to Australia's legislation requiring plain packaging of tobacco products [ 103].
