Sentence examples for off the later from inspiring English sources

The city of Oakland explained its decision to the Occupy encampment early Tuesday morning — which touched off the later protests and lead to the violence — because of unsanitary conditions and "increasing incidents of violence".

He argued: "It is clear that something has departed, some kind of current has been switched off, the later verse does not contain the earlier, even if it is claimed as an improvement upon it He does not really feel his faith, but merely assents to it for complex reasons.

But the contrary gesture is Crouch's signature punch: he has damned the work of Toni Morrison and James Baldwin, written off the later recordings of Miles Davis and described Malcolm X as "boneheaded," accusing him (and Baldwin) of "selling out to hysterical alienation".

Mindful of the dark side of fame, Ms. Draper, herself well known for the show "Thirtysomething," and Mr. Wolff have taken steps to ward off the later-in-life meltdowns of former child stars like Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.

Polls show that most favour keeping abortion legal, but support drops off dramatically the later in a pregnancy it occurs.

By comparing both changes in conformation and crystallinity during thermal annealing, we found that the trans conformer increases continuously while the degree of crystallinity levels off during the later stage of annealing.

However, in the within-patient comparison, patients seem to be worse off in the later years.

"The idea is that you pay off the losses later, when company finances are better," Mr. Fukao said.

But getting taken off the registry later is extraordinarily difficult.

Thomas Paine, who saw him taken off the battlefield, later stated that Nash's wounds had made him unrecognizable.

It went off the rails later, but grades one through sixth were a real ass-on-lips fest.