Sentence examples for the latter actions from inspiring English sources

In taking the latter actions, she is guilty of a certain error of judgment about which actions are supported by reasons that admittedly apply (See Gardner and Macklem 2002).

The latter actions have already been partially undertaken: The Fed is effectively already monetizing U.S. fiscal deficits as the purchase of markets assets is financed with the Fed printing presses rather than the TARP program.

The Catechism attributes the latter actions to a "desire for power over time, history, and in the last analysis, other human beings as well as a wish to conciliate hidden powers".

The latter actions are based on preservation of the endothelial glycocalyx.

21 In questions 3 5 and 6 8, the willingness to provide honest answers decreased as references to the intention to hasten death became more explicit, presumably reflecting an increased risk that the latter actions would be regarded as illegal if investigated.

The latter action resulted in its loss of the abbey lands of Engelberg to Obwalden.

Eden Hazard, too, is very capable of the latter action, though the manager might lament his inconsistent tracking back more than his recent lack of goalscoring.

It is unclear when Dr. Jiang will be released or whether he will be charged with a crime, though the latter action seems unlikely.

The latter action, which destroyed a detachment of Burgoyne's army as it sought to forage for supplies, was crucial to Burgoyne's eventual defeat.

The latter action led the abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison to predict a future "pregnant with sorrow and disaster," one sure "to increase the disgust and uneasiness felt in Europe at our shilly-shallying course... and to inspire the rebels with fresh courage and determination".

The latter action led Ammianus, who admired Julian's virtues and was himself an adherent of the traditional religion, to censure the emperor: That was inhumane, and better committed to oblivion, that he forbade teachers of rhetoric and literature to practice their profession if they were followers of the Christian religion.