Sentence examples for the power of the latter from inspiring English sources
The power of the latter is not to be underestimated.
Now modernity is undermining the power of the latter to distort public debate.
If the power of the latter remains unchecked, the strategy of holding elections this fall will prove futile.
The results show that the power of the former two methods to detect small and moderate effect sizes is considerably larger than the power of the latter approach.
The power of the latter is somewhat underestimated, but in fact it may represent what really makes robotics worthy of constituting a scientific and not only a technological or engineering pursuit.
What was truly surprising to me watching "Silver Streak" now was not just what a mess the movie was or even how good Wilder was — it's how much the power of the latter could overcome the former.
In choosing the "tabloid queen", you have possibly managed to combine the sublime and the ridiculous: the former in acknowledging the power of the breasts, the latter in presuming that they or their owner ever made any positive contribution to anything that is worth reading about.
Balban, ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn, and Muḥammad ibn Tughluq all had made attempts to check the power of the nobility and the religious leaders; the latter two also had realized the necessity of allowing a certain amount of mobility both into and within the army and civil administration for groups that had come to represent significant and articulated interests.
Furthermore, methodological advances now allow integration of admixture mapping and genotypic association, combining the power of the former with the resolution of the latter [ 5].
When Champcar and the Indy Racing League finally put their differences behind them at the start of last year – the former being swallowed up by the latter – it emphasised the power of the Indy 500.
If it's the latter – an acknowledgment of the power of the mind to produce monsters – then perhaps what we are seeing is the first rays of a more enlightened Europe.
