Sentence examples for only later adopted from inspiring English sources

He took the Christian name Etienne, and only later adopted Eyadema (a Kabye word meaning courage).

Such phenomena are particularly frequent in a population that once spoke one language and only later adopted the second language.

Herbert Spencer, in the decade after Darwin, summarised natural selection as "survival of the fittest" – a slogan ­Darwin only later adopted.

Modern scholarship slowly discovered, albeit not immediately, that this particular terminology was original to Wodeham and only later adopted by Rimini.

Stirner was born Johann Caspar Schmidt on 25 October 1806, the only child of lower middle class Lutheran parents living in Bayreuth.('Stirner' was originally a nickname, resulting from his large forehead, and only later adopted — as 'Max Stirner' — as a literary pseudonym, and as his preferred name).

Wessler et al. suggested that acetylcholine, which serves as a paracrine signal to coordinate activities between epithelial cells in the airpipe, evolved first as a paracrine signal and was only later adopted by the brain to activate peripheral cells that already respond to acetylcholine.

On page 1309, a Chinese team presents dramatic new fossils suggesting that early birds went through a similar evolution, starting off with wings on both arms and legs and only later adopting the arms-only, monoplane configuration.

Nirmalas ("those without blemish") at first wore only white garments but later adopted the ochre robes worn by Hindu ascetics and shared some other practices, such as birth and death rites, with Hindus.

British authorities later adopted only some of Mr. Geithner's recommendations.

The armed forces later adopted a policy to accept only persons "substantially of European origin or descent", but at the time Saunders encountered no barriers to his enlistment.

New Hampshire later adopted a similar ban, but it was repealed.