Sentence examples for the latter generating from inspiring English sources
Firms that sell both mutual funds and hedge funds under the same brand will find it easier to steer their richer clients towards the latter, generating fatter fees.
Both number-based and Likert-based upward counterfactual thinking assessments produced significant positive effects, with the latter generating a larger effect.
Fundamentally, these scholars consider that asymmetries represent an essential source of disequilibrium within and across markets, the latter generating entrepreneurial opportunities (Shane 2000) that individuals, depending on their own knowledge and abilities, recognise, evaluate and develop further.
By turns she moved from guitar to piano to fiddle to dulcimer to tin whistle and even saxophone — the latter generating a flurry of predictably groan-worthy "good sax" gags.
Optimal coverage depth for assembly is between 15 25X (personal communication 454 Life Sciences; Newbler manual); therefore the number of reads was randomly reduced to yield 30X (4,700 reads) and 22X (3,400 reads) coverage, with the latter generating the highest quality assembly (Figure 6A).
See the comments after the proof of the lemma for some remarks about the history of the latter generating function.
Examination of the material collected from the coarser and finer filters (150 µm and 60 µm mesh respectively) shows that the 150 µm filters retain a less pure (and generally larger diameter) vessel fraction than the 60 µm filters; the latter generate a more homogeneous and higher TEER monolayer consistent with it being derived from relatively pure capillary endothelium.
The latter generated the powerful radio waves for transatlantic transmissions.
Some analysts would claim that the latter generated the former, rather than vice versa, but that argument isn't convincing.
The latter generates half its revenues from the thriving Middle East, South America and Asian markets, as exemplified by a recent $1bn order from Singapore Airlines.
The latter generated a spirited Oscars campaign, with ads headlined "The Time Is Now", but to no avail.
