Sentence examples for latter we would from inspiring English sources

In the latter, we would face an intergenerational clash.

Without proposing to account for the former on the basis of the latter, we would hold that phenomenal character is sufficient for intentionality.

Among the latter, we would like to stress two particular ones: the use of m-learning in formal educational contexts and the integration of m-learning from the professor/teacher standpoint which will be developed in the following sections.

If the former is to be explained in the same way as the latter, we would expect listeners to feel pity in response to the funeral march (pity for the persona imagined to be expressing herself through it).

If the latter, we would need more specialists with rapid access.

For the latter we would have needed to count even 1-point-changes in each of the five measures.

iPhone The Great British Chefs app is available on iPhone and iPad, but it's the latter we'd recommend for ideal kitchen use.

But as Monday night's first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump reminded us, in electing the latter, we'd be getting a businessman, but one who appears to possess a very distinct set of ideas about what being a businessman means and whose interests take priority.

The Economist is in the latter camp: we would write "red, white and blue".

"In the latter case, we would have made a mistake by calling the trough last year and saying the recession was over".

Therefore, in the latter case, we would have different overlapping clusters on each time-frequency pair per user.