Sentence examples for afterwards evidence from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, evidence came to light that revealed Al Qaeda had considered targeting a NPP in their initial plan of attack (Holt and Andrews 2007).

Afterwards, evidences of an abundant ACP phase in the continuously forming fin bones of zebrafish were found (Mahamid et al. 2008, 2010).

That was confirmed by Peter Binning, a specialist fraud defence solicitor, who said afterwards that evidence considered for disclosure by prosecutors to defence lawyers now routinely included huge numbers of instant messages between traders.

However much Amis belittled their time together afterwards, the evidence of his first letters to Jane ("unlike any other letters of his I have seen", wrote his biographer Zachary Leader) suggest that if ever two people were passionately in love, these two were.

It kind of feels like it's not about the party, but the story you get to tell afterwards -- evidence to prove to everyone else how much fun you're having, how popular you are.

Recapture rates in these species were higher over 29 months before the hurricane than over 11 months afterwards, further evidence that Hurricane Iris caused lowered site fidelity.

Transcripts before the seminar will be compared with those afterwards for evidence of acquisition of the enhanced communication skills (competence).

The "Cucumber Bandit" ate the evidence afterwards.

The team withdrew Mouton just before the finish and the controversy remains unresolved; the stewards did not find proof but the media published evidence afterwards.

By looking at the relationship between levels of activity before onset of disease and functional ability afterwards, we provide evidence of protection from disability from favourable BMI and activity levels.

A neurological report carried out soon afterwards found no definite evidence of brain damage: "LSD made him quite aggressive, which he realises," it said.