Sentence examples for terms of later from inspiring English sources

Sometimes terms of later currency are substituted for traditional terms if they capture the children's fancy or complete a rhyme (e.g., "diesel," "bikini," or "Mickey Mouse").

While this issue is generally treated in terms of later writings, especially "On the Concept of History" (the Theses), it was in fact a life-long preoccupation of Benjamin's.

He made what turned out to be a fateful decision in terms of later developments.

The results also show that the individual career development matters in terms of later career success and well-being.

The results show that the individual career development matters in terms of later career success and well-being/quality of life.

Prof Higgs added: "In terms of later events, it seemed to me for many years that the experimental verification might not come in my lifetime.

Boniske said that in terms of later-stage funding, she's seeing venture firms in Series A and B deals and that for later-stage deals, "strategics" — i.e., corporations with deep pockets and a need for new technologies — are more commonly involved.

The story is also at the root of the priestly role imposed on Samuel at a later date in 1 Chronicles 6; but this is an effort to explain in terms of the later priesthood the sacred functions performed by Samuel.

"In terms of the later generations, I would suggest that this is voluntary," says Panayi.

"We know that health inequalities at the early stages translate into inequalities in terms of achievement later in life.

And it's very important in terms of the later history of iconoclasm to point out that they had icons and all sorts of wonder-working portrayals of powerful saints on the walls in order to protect the city.