Sentence examples for this latter line from inspiring English sources

Pinker (1994:297-314) arthislatterthis lineer line of thought, arguing that there is a double dissociation between 'general intelligence' and language in two developmental disorders called Williams Syndrome (WS) and Specific Language Impairment (SLI).

This latter line of argument has been growing more prominent over the past few months.

EμN-myc mice were maintained in the Balb/c strain, thus cross-bred sibling cohorts studied with this latter line were all F1 for the two strains and internally controlled.

There is other evidence in support of this latter line of argument.

This incensed the Sichuan gentry, merchants, and landlords who had invested in the latter line, and their anti-Beijing remonstrance grew into a province-wide uprising.

Of course Turnbull invited (figuratively – definitely not literally) the latter line of questioning by speaking at a winery owned by Josef Chromy, whose escape from a war-torn Czech village in 1950 figures significantly in his success story.

The dynastic Compact of Pavia (1329), dividing the house of Wittelsbach into a Bavarian and a Palatinate line, enabled Louis to gain the latter line's support in matters of imperial policy.

Imagine that a team of investigators establishes a laboratory to promote the latter line of research.

The former line was mainly supported by young intellectuals acquainted with socialism and anarchism while older generations and Christians stood on the latter line.

Hatfull's program blurs all sorts of lines--between scientists and nonscientists, and between teaching and research... although he apparently regards the latter line as fictional, anyway: "Everyone [in my program] will be teaching as well as learning.

In a recent appearance at the Hudson Institute, former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff pursued the latter line of what I'll loosely call "reasoning".