Sentence examples for this latter means from inspiring English sources

This latter means: there's no free lunch.

Indeed, it is principally by this latter means that he came to hold some sway with both the early Moore and the early Russell.

It seems likely that this latter means of recall would allow for more accurate summation of repeat encounters, highly likely to occur in the household setting, and perhaps explaining the higher estimated proportion of household contacts.

Consistent with previously published findings (Harrison and Tong, 2009), this latter mean-pattern-based approach typically provides a more robust and statistically significant measure of decoding accuracy.

The first half is apparently a direct Icelandic translation of "midlife crisis", whereas the latter means "nightmare" in Turkish.

The former may mean we live longer; the latter means we're being taken to court by English students abandoned by their government.

They can sort their wasps from their telks, even though they have no idea that the former means a stinging insect and the latter means nothing.

The former means liken to, the latter means make a comparison: so unless you are specifically likening someone or something to someone or something else, use compare with.

The only video output is a mini-Displayport; no HDMI or VGA (the latter means users have to buy an adapter for use with the majority of projectors).

Bekendex and Hemendex (the latter means ham and eggs – work it out) had a Two Ronnies ring, but the speciality is Karadjordjeva šnicla.

The former involves gathering, analysing and providing defence intelligence and the latter means you'll be supporting aircraft from the ground.