Sentence examples for and subsequent talk from inspiring English sources

The Obama political team oversold the stimulus measure in February, with a heavy emphasis on "shovel ready" projects that would create three million jobs and subsequent talk of "green shoots" re-energizing the economy.

And subsequent talk of child abuse, education, and employment is a case of the government attacking Aboriginal people to further justify their decision.

And subsequent talk of child abuse, education and employment is a case of the government attacking Aboriginal people to further justify their decision.

But after a three-hour meeting at a burger restaurant in Bay Ridge in December 1998 and subsequent talks, usually every other week, they developed a rapport.

Kim committed in a broad summit statement to work towards denuclearisation, but Pyongyang has offered no details as to how it might go about that, and subsequent talks have not gone smoothly.

Looming over all of this is John C. Malone, whose recent acquisition of a stake in Charter Communications and subsequent talks with Time Warner Cable about a possible merger have bolstered the stocks of both.

The Foreign Office was said to be concerned about the risk of sensitive material being exposed as article 50 negotiations over Britain's exit from the EU – and subsequent talks on its future trade and other relations with the bloc – start to get under way.

The Foreign Office was said to be concerned about the risk of sensitive material being exposed as article 50 negotiations over Britain's exit from the EU, and subsequent talks on its future trade and other relations with the bloc, get under way.

"The start of the bull market in the last quarter," Mr. di Galoma said, came after the Fed's announcement in August that it would try to bolster the economy by buying long-term Treasuries and the subsequent talk of quantitative easing.

He made this argument in a short article for the journal Inside Higher Ed and then gave a subsequent talk where he argued that faith is a kind of cognitive sickness that should not be given equal time in the classroom.

In a speech at Stanford University and in subsequent talks with executives of technology companies, Attorney General Janet Reno will extend an olive branch to Silicon Valley companies Wednesday over issues like digital surveillance and will offer the government's support in fighting computer crime.