Example sentences of "[noun sg] for the later " in BNC.
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| 1 | This work laid the foundation for the later unravelling of the interior structure of the earth , through observation of the behaviour of seismic waves as they are transmitted through it from distant earthquakes . |
| 2 | Professor Fox has recently emphasised the importance of an early development for the later history of British trade unionism : " The artisan-craft tradition by which the British trade union movement more than any other was deeply marked is a pre-industrial and pre-capitalist tradition . " |
| 3 | Other records describe the Leviathan as an enormous salt-water crocodile ; the word was used to describe DRAGONS also , and was used as a title for the later Kings of Egypt . |
| 4 | One reason for the later age at marriage is the growing popularity of premarital cohabitation . |
| 5 | They constitute a recognisable baseline for the later review . |
| 6 | Interestingly , although neoclassicism allowed individual differences to influence punishments on the grounds of justice , in doing so it paved the way for the later , positivist conception of the causes and treatment of crime . |
| 7 | In Section 3.5 there is a discussion of three-dimensional spherically symmetric spaces , which prepares the way for the later treatment of the space–time curvature in isotropic homogeneous cosmological models . |
| 8 | The map for the later period ( figure 2.10 ) shows a very different picture with a broad band of population decline across the country from East Anglia to the South-West which is the area of maximum growth today . |
| 9 | The significance of language for the later development of the ego can hardly be underestimated ; indeed , there is little doubt that , had articulate speech not evolved , modern ego-functions would not have developed as they did and self-awareness , rational thought and social evolution would all have been greatly inhibited in their development in our species . |
| 10 | It may be , then , that the best hope for a modernising , thinking and participatory Labour Party for the later 1990s lies in the election as deputy leader of the man the apparatchiks would like least in that position — John Prescott . |