Sentence examples for weak later from inspiring English sources

By 1983, they had created a few atoms each of Hs-263, Hs-264 and Hs-270, although the evidence they collected at the time was weak (later re-runs of their original work confirmed they had successfully produced at least some of these isotopes, and possibly all of them).

We evolved three populations for 2000 generations in the laboratory under conditions where selection was strong early in life, but very weak later in life.

"Wow, like a time machine," April, Luke's daughter (an unfortunate character from the weaker, later years of the original series, who is, nevertheless, very perceptive), says, as she walks into Rory's bedroom.

There is also a weaker later arrival nearly 4 s after the s-to-P reflection at the Moho (called 'Y phase'), which also tends to show positive slowness relative to P (Table 2; Figure 2).

Garth Crooks' strike from outside the box was pretty weak – Jennings later compared it to a back pass – so there was genuine amazement in the stands when it squeezed under the hands of Arsenal's keeper.

The economic report by Eurostat, the European Union's statistics agency, was not bad enough to kill all hope that the euro zone was on the mend and that it could see weak growth later in the year.

Empire has been consistently rebuffed since it went to the state in 1996 to seek the conversion, first because the company's balance sheet was too weak and later because Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer insisted that such a conversion be approved by the Legislature.

It starts with chivalry and ends one forced, weak orgasm later.

The weak disturbance later made landfall at that intensity on the Mosquito Coast near the border of Honduras and Nicaragua by 0600 UTC on September 18.

Initially, the storm remained weak, but later on January 11, the JTWC noted that the system had intensified into a tropical storm.

The audience was also angry at Grimaldi's weak performance; later he felt that this marked the beginning of his career's decline.