Sentence examples for and subsequently over from inspiring English sources

By the end of January 2007, it had sold more than 300,000 copies (and subsequently over half a million ), paving the way for subsequent (projected) annual book releases to capitalise on the UK Christmas book market.

That principle was established centuries ago by asserting parliament's supremacy over the church, and subsequently over the monarch.

To investigate the safety and short term outcome of high dose recombinant human erythropoietin (rhEpo) given shortly after birth and subsequently over the first 2 days for neuroprotection to very preterm infants.

In a hybrid wireless-optical broadband access network (WOBAN), to access any service, connection requests require multi-hop communications over the wireless mesh network (WMN) and the Passive Optical Network (PON), and subsequently over the Internet to some server in the service provider's domain.

EEGs showed frequent runs of rhythmic high-voltage delta over the right and subsequently over the right and left temporal and frontal regions.

I got involved with crowdfunding legislation in November 2011 when the U.S. House of Representatives was preparing to vote on a bill that passed and subsequently – over the next several months – helped shape what was the final crowdfunding bill under the JOBS Act.

With no real increase in budgets, they are wary of falling into the common trap of many small non-league outfits in over-achieving and subsequently over-stretching themselves in the process.

The gene encoding the full length enzyme (901 amino-acids) was cloned and subsequently over-expressed using a York ligation-independent cloning strategy (Ysbl-LIC) [38], [39].

Composed sporadically over 18 years, left unfinished, and subsequently pawed over by surviving colleagues, this intriguing piece of Russian history resembles a splendid torso to which a number of prosthetic devices have been attached.

He then moved over to Margaret Thatcher's policy unit at the age of 28, and subsequently took over at the right-wing think-tank, the Centre for Policy Studies.

In 2013, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, facing the threat of an American attack, agreed to join the Chemical Weapons Convention and subsequently turned over for destruction thousands of tons of deadly agents.