Sentence examples for latterly funded from inspiring English sources

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.

She was the first female of the clan to enter the world of finance and has risen to become a successful fund manager, latterly running boutique fund manager JO Hambro.

Study 1 was funded by Defra (SE1736), with a contribution also from Health Canada (Contract 4500095344); study 2 was funded by the former UK Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (SE1824/25) and latterly by the UK Food Standards Agency (M03006/7).

Lockerbie initiated many of the headline appearances, but the day-to-day running has been left to festival staff and its "guest" director, Richard Holloway, the retired Episcopal bishop of Edinburgh and latterly interim head of the new arts funding body Creative Scotland.

In his time at the News of the World from 1991, and latterly at the Sun on Sunday, Mahmood has been able to call on enormous resources to fund his sting operations.

As a result of last year's financial market meltdown, global investment in renewable energy has slowed but still remains positive, according to the Renewables Global Status Report, released last week by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century, or REN21 — a multilateral advocacy network set up in 2004 with funding from Germany and, latterly, the United States.

He has not addressed why the advice of the charity's own financial directors to build up some financial reserves was not heeded, or why civil servants latterly felt giving more millions of pounds of public funds to the charity was not value for money.

Latterly they have thrived.

Latterly, Hill lived in Malibu.

Latterly she became "mother of the house".

Latterly, he has appeared more relaxed.