Sentence examples for to make later from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure we'd be able to make later sections of the novel under these rules Apple has set.

But that's the kind of point you'd want to make later on in a more private conversation or by e-mail.

The relative brevity of dogs' lives provides a fast-forward taste of tougher decisions we have to make later about own lives.

The ships will then be sealed off from one another for three days so atmospheric pressure in the shuttle can be lowered to make later spacewalks easier.

While waiting for him to arrive, she'd scribbled some ideas for remarks she wanted to make later that night at a party in her honor at the original Whitney, the one uptown.

Some were sitting at their desks eating their sandwiches early, checking their pockets for change for the visit to the tuck shop that they would need to make later.

According to a March report from Business Insider, the outfit might raise "several billion dollars" to make later-stage investments in those of its companies that start hot and stay hot (see Airbnb).

The new raise is similar in size to its most recent funds, but contains a separate vehicle: a $350 million fund, designed to grant NEA the ability to make later-stage investments without reducing the capital pool of its new, core $2.8 billion cash pool.

No specific details from John Rosenberg, a general partner for TCV based out on London, on when or what will be the first investments from the fund, except to note that TCV expects to make later-stage investments both in the U.S. as well as the U.K.  "We expect to be investing out of TCV IX soon," a spokesperson for the VC firm told TechCrunch.

"Whether it is making sure we don't risk someone like Shane, that is a decision that is going to made later in week".

One of the decisions he will have to make later this year is whether to raise sales tax next April from 5% to 8% to help reduce Japan's national debt.