Sentence examples for the latter inviting from inspiring English sources
After another standing ovation, Hancock and Corea returned for the requisite encore, with the latter inviting the audience to "sit in" with them in Carnegie Hall as a vocal choir for his standard piece "Spain".
Excessive alcohol use, meanwhile, appears to raise progression and infection risks alike, the former by impairing immune responses, and the latter by inviting risky social interactions that foster transmission of the disease.
There was little Elliot could do just before the half-hour when Bellion and the excellent Ben Khalfallah combined down the left for the latter to curl an inviting cross into the box.
Historically, obesity has been in that latter character, inviting castigation of willpower and personal responsibility and invocation of gluttony, sloth, or the combination.
However, the prevalence of the larger losses is loaded toward trials in the latter trials of the session, inviting a preference for (disadvantageous) decks A/B in early trials.
But Blackpool then struck again, Ince and Crainey combining for the latter to send in an inviting cross for Dicko to convert.
The organizers of the latter event met fierce criticism this year for inviting uniformed police officers to a march that includes queer and trans people of color, who are disproportionately affected by police violence and mass incarceration.
The former favors little steps like inviting Iran to help with Afghanistan; the latter realizes that nothing will shift until Obama convinces Tehran that he's changing strategy rather than tactics.
The healthy, inviting, sustainable McDonald's.
Both Tom and Heloise — the latter somewhat younger than her husband, and still pretty — would take turns at the harpsichord, before inviting guests to enjoy the delicious food prepared by their French housekeeper, Madame Annette, a model of cheerful integrity.
