Sentence examples for was latterly applied from inspiring English sources

British studies – which originated when the "area studies" model developed in the cold war era to study potentially threatening countries was latterly applied to America and then Britain – has gone from focusing on "little England" to being a much broader programme that studies the empire in all its facets.

He was latterly in charge of expanding Milton Keynes with 15,000 planned new homes.

They divorced in 2005 and he was latterly in a relationship with Becky Gadd, whom he had met at a roadshow.

He was latterly Uefa general secretary.

It was latterly defined to be able to discern viral genomic DNAs in the nucleus (Orzalli et al., 2015).

It will explore the relationships between Charlotte, Emily and Anne and their brother Branwell, who was latterly an alcoholic and drug addict.

It was latterly based at Falkirk Royal Infirmary, before returning to Larbert on the opening of Forth Valley Royal.

One of these metabolites was found to be significant and was latterly added to the modeling.

Friday is widely regarded as an unsung talent; a latterly applied nickname, "the greatest footballer you never saw", was used as the title of his 1997 biography, co-written by Oasis bass player Paul McGuigan and Hewitt.

Not all marches are still happening, with some having been latterly banned or cancelled.

It's latterly been a no-man's land of strip joints and cheap rents.