Sentence examples for making later from inspiring English sources

When eggs are frozen, it seems to harden them, making later fertilisation trickier.

She wondered what Sam and the kids were eating, watching, what jokes they'd be making later that she wouldn't understand.

But with the right support, the evidence suggests that relationships can play a key role in making later life a positive experience for older people and also for society as a whole.

Wily suspects may try to raise their baseline readings artificially (by doing mental arithmetic, for example), making later fibs more difficult to detect.In this section Upheaval in the north A rumbling in the valleys Back in England, something stirs Soldiers of fortune A warning signal Ministry of truth Alone at last ReprintsEnthusiasts claim that their machines can spot liars with 90% accuracy.

Legislation to recognise foetal personhood past 20 weeks of gestation was defeated in the NSW upper house in 2014, after widespread concern that it could curtail abortion rights and have the unintended consequence of making later term abortions illegal, despite amendments excluding medical procedures.

The problem is that, because we don't realize we're making comparisons, we don't realize that the comparisons we're making now are not the comparisons we'll be making later.

And many clinics, reacting to state law, set their own gestational limits — often 20 to 22 weeks — making later-term abortion more difficult to find in some states than in others.

A formal announcement will be made later.

Even more extraordinary discoveries were made later.

"A further statement will be made later in the day".

Mr Azzarouq was told a decision would be made later.