Sentence examples for so more later from inspiring English sources

Most states have their own accounts, and many have two different kinds: investment accounts and prepaid accounts (it's too early in the life cycle to discuss the prepaid variety, so more later on those).

As the IIHF grew, more teams began to participate at the World Championships, so more pools (later renamed divisions) were introduced.

Guardian books editor Claire Armitstead is down there now, so expect more later - we're looking forward to events by New Zealander Emily Perkins, the Guardian's own Oliver Burkeman, young Australian poets LK Holt, Josephine Rowe and Fiona Wright, and Ahdaf Soueif discussing Cairo with Parker Bilal this evening.

And not every team gets to ride such a  successful defensive system while doing so (more on that later).

Photos taken with the One look phenomenal when viewed on the phone's crisp 1080p display — they're nicely detailed and colors were vivid (perhaps a little too much so, more on that later).

LIKE so much in life, a lot of the mortgage deals these days could be defined as "Pay now, or pay more later". So check the fine print.

People either spend money now or they use financial instruments — like bonds, stocks and savings accounts — so they can spend more later.

So more than nine months later, how well does the deal meet these various objectives, given the more hostile environment the companies now find themselves in?

And so, more than 20 years later, I'm still bodging my spanakopitas in south-east London while Wolf has long been a figure of world renown.

So more than 40 years later, I wrote a play about Peter at home with his wife, before he goes to the park".

When one hearing ends, the next is scheduled for a month or more later, so that even the presentation of the patently thin evidence against him is stretched out over the course of a year.