Sentence examples for latterly by from inspiring English sources

Knight, though, was slowed, initially by Grant Flower's leg-stump attack, latterly by Zimbabwe's negativity.

All were destroyed, latterly by Christians who did not care for the charms of the pagan goddess Artemis.

Nearly everything that has survived has been excavated from tombs, many items found accidentally by railway engineers and latterly by more systematic excavations.

It's been a battle won latterly by Team GB, and we've exploited every opportunity to remind our neighbours that we're cooking better food than they are.

As a state theatre in the GDR, the ensemble had been run as a family affair, latterly by Schall and his wife.

Malaysia still pays him a token rent.Some Filipino Muslims regard with nostalgia the heyday of the sultanate of Sulu a time before colonial rule first by Spain, then by America, and latterly by the Christian majority in an independent Philippines.

The Winland/Pittman R35 method was developed by Winland and latterly improved by Pittman (1992) based on sandstone field study.

Such monitoring of large exposures of floodplain sand and gravel and adjacent Pleistocene terrace deposits, initially by volunteer activity, but latterly, funded by the aggregate company under a formal planning agreement, has revealed significant alluvial archaeological remains including two logboats, a possible brushwood platform, several fish weirs and organic-rich palaeochannel deposits.

The fundamental requirement of a simultaneous eye tracking and gaze detection system is to accurately detect the eye sockets, which can easily be achieved by Haar-like object detectors which is formerly proposed by Paul Viola [15] and latterly extended by Rainer Lienhart [16].

Within the developed world, it would appear to be political lethargy, underpinned by the tendency to build discrete organisational silos, (latterly enforced by economic retrenchment), which has held back the operationalisation of this more holistic vision.

It had been a bumpy marriage, latterly threatened by Marilyn Monroe.