Sentence examples for the latter note from inspiring English sources
And, on the latter note, the Mi 4 looks to have taken some design cues from Apple with distinctly iPhone-esque metal bands running around its edges.
On the latter note, Ford claims the Hybrid Escape will produce only a pound of smog emissions per 15,000 miles (versus an average of more than 100 pounds for most SUVs and trucks).
On the latter note, Ford claims the Hybrid Escape will only produce one pound of smog emissions per 15,000 miles (compared with an average of over 100 pounds per 15,000 miles for most SUVs and trucks).
It is composed in the key of B major, with Madonna's vocals on the song spanning from B3 to F5, with the latter note sung on the "ah-ah" vocalization near the end of the song.
On the latter note, a recent epidemiological study involving 13,148 IBD patients found a significant increase in disease incidence in individuals who were exposed to Salmonella/Campylobacter gastroenteritis in the previous year [3].
As the latter note, major uncertainties are involved.
As the latter noted in a 1967 New York Times article, "When a London publisher wanted to reprint [Two Serious Ladies] three years ago, even Mrs Bowles was unable to supply him with a copy".
Before a ball had been kicked, West Germany were "the outstanding favourites" for the 1974 World Cup, according to both the bookmakers and David Lacey, the latter noting that while Australia, Haiti and Zaire were "obvious makeweights, there is remarkably little to choose between the other 12 countries".
The South Africa Act and resulting constitution were largely the work of John X . Merriman prime minister of the Cape Colony, and Jan Smuts, then colonial secretary of the Transvaal, the latter noting: "What we want is a supreme national authority to give expression to the national will of South Africa, and the rest is really subordinate".
In our documentary on Muniz and dCoelho, the latter noted "There's a whole new kind of [art] emerging now.
Dunlevy and St. Asaph were critical of the final line, with the former labelling it as "blatant", and the latter noting that "cursing makes everything obvious".
