Sentence examples for latterly understood from inspiring English sources

As latterly understood, foresight feeds not only into thinking about and debating the future but also into shaping the future by means of a structured process.

And after spending much of his managerial career north of the border in charge of Motherwell, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and latterly Hibernian, Butcher understands the special passions that will be stirred by England's first international in Scotland since 1999.

Latterly, I have also come to understand the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.

No one could have done more for him than Warren Joyce, the club's reserve team manager and latterly the Under-21s coach, who went out of his way to try to understand what made Ravel tick.

Then the poetry transgresses boldly into the taboo of doctrinaire Islamic customs that would become a part of Syria's nightmare, and latterly that in France: Fatima, aged 12, is "confined to a corner/to make her understand that from now on/she is/eligible for marriage and childbearing".

But he also understands football's beauty and simplicity - those features which have inspired such passion and created so many devotees and, latterly, readers and writers of and about football.

Latterly they have thrived.

Latterly, Hill lived in Malibu.

Latterly she became "mother of the house".

Latterly, he has appeared more relaxed.

Latterly, he concentrated on character work.