Sentence examples for that latter point from inspiring English sources

Bush reiterated that latter point in the Wednesday interview: "Remember the pictures in the Oval Office, with them sitting over the maps, picking out the targets in Vietnam?

Given the tax scandals that have erupted this year and last in the UK, there will be plenty of critics who question that latter point.

That latter point is relevant.

'It's rubbish.'" The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw agreed with that latter point: "Valueless gibberish.

But on that latter point, Democrats have been confined to only the vaguest of hints.

That latter point comes from data published by Gallup on Thursday.

We do not even have confidence that the latter point will be true.

Repeated experiments have shown that this latter point was not an issue with the data sets used in this study.

We outline that the latter point cannot be neglected in order to develop a solid method to predict future energy loads, indeed such a subject will be the main focus of our future works.

I have a hunch that the latter point will impress Americans more.

It is possible that this latter point was amplified by the relative lack of experience in the participating doctors, with more experienced clinicians being expected to exhibit such threshold effects to a lesser degree.