Sentence examples for leading later from inspiring English sources

The inquest into the death of Jean Charles de Menezes was unravelling a chaotic anti-terrorism operation – leading later to the catastrophic open verdict.

Continuity would mainly be leading later funding rounds, but a third of its money was earmarked for maintaining YC's seven-per-cent stake in all of its companies that raised funds after they graduated.

What wouldn't be … useful would be that under this wide-ranging inquiry that I'm leading, later, there are people in it who say, 'Well, they got the facts wrong', when they knew that beforehand," Garcia told France Football.

England had suffered extensively from the war by 1147, leading later Victorian historians to call the period of conflict "the Anarchy".

A negative PET scan does not exclude minimal residual disease leading later to a clinical relapse [ 52].

In 2015, there was this sense that maybe things were getting overheated, with nontraditional investors coming in and leading later-stage rounds in companies that hadn't proven themselves yet.

Oddly, we have observed a strange lag in the re-evaluation of comparable pricing and an over-correction between public company multiples and the private company valuations of the leading later-stage companies.

Possible explanations for these inequalities include later presentation leading to later stage of disease (Sant et al, 2003; Woods et al, 2006; Jack et al, 2009), and differences in screening uptake by both socio-economic status (Maheswaran et al, 2006; Gatrell et al, 1998) and ethnicity (Szczepura et al, 2008; Price et al, 2010; Renshaw et al, 2010).

However, the use of R, not K, items to form SM effects was not intended to isolate encoding leading to later recollection from that leading to later familiarity, because, depending on the processing model, at least some recollected items are likely also to be familiar (see Yonelinas and Jacoby 1995).

Glenn Melvyn, the leading man, later appeared in his own broad comedy, The Love Match, with Arthur Askey as the star; later Melvyn asked Barker to tour in it as the stammering hero.

Cooling is carefully controlled to prevent the outer surface from cooling faster than the inner, thereby setting up a tension leading to later cracking.