Sentence examples for touched on later from inspiring English sources

(The exception to the exceptional will be touched on later).Shinjuku station alone disgorges 900,000 passengers each morning, sucking them in again in the evening, some of the men (and they are mostly men) by now inebriated, before dumping them in their distant bedroom towns.

The potential effects of the other employment incentives on my analysis will be touched on later, in Section 5 while discussing the estimation results.

Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access aka WiMAX is a telecommunications technology that facilitates the delivery of wireless broadband across extended distances and telecom business folk are looking at it for a last mile solution, which I'll touch on later.

The wonderful prayer at the close of Act 1, with its suggestion of plainsong, is especially charged, and the queen's final, largely spoken utterances, which touch on later events, also register strongly.

Keneally's mind is constantly skipping between themes, back to topics he touched on earlier, and later he tells us "if you're a cryptic crossword aficionado, you know how much comes from the subconscious".

Later, he touched on "righteous selfishness" that has led to the loss of wealth distribution.

Some time later I briefly touched on the anger stage of grief.

By all accounts it's well worth watching, so perhaps we can touch on that later in the month.

Her work really touches on the later techno free party scene that emerged out of rave.

We will touch on this later.

Whether or not Darwin and Herschel touched on these matters in their conversation a few months later is not known.