Sentence examples for the latter section from inspiring English sources

The latter section, however, is not subject to a fine.

If the earlier parts of "Stet" are wryly humorous, the latter section is notable for its extraordinary lucidity.

The latter section also applies to discrimination on the basis of sex and established a government agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), to enforce these provisions.

For me, the latter section works best, with two strong series from Ryan McGinley and Gareth McConnell, who deal with themes of collective and individual reverie and the transportive power of music.

The book falls into two main parts: chapters 1 11, dealing with the primeval history, and chapters 12 50, dealing with the patriarchal narratives; the latter section is again divisible into the story of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (chapters 12 36) and the story of Joseph (chapters 37 50), which may be treated as a unit of its own.

This will be further elucidated in the latter section of this paper.

The latter sections of the book have not been coloured for the new edition.

In the latter sections of the book there are lots of jokes about hitting middle age.

Skye Livingston, Backroads' trip development coordinator, describes the trip as moderately easy to challenging, with the latter sections optional.

But Nordan writes of himself more effectively as a boy than as an adult, and it is in the latter sections of this memoir that the book, like Nordan himself, often loses its way.

The latter sections of her pieces often bring apparitions of rare, pure beauty — plain intervals that sound like harmony reborn, liminal melodies that disappear the moment they are heard.