Sentence examples for and subsequently sometimes from inspiring English sources

The rapid turnover of staff members, and subsequently sometimes their lack of experience, emergency situations, and the wide diversity of care procedures performed are important factors contributing to the increased risk of occupational exposure to blood and body fluids in intensive care units.

According to the participants, weight estimates via ultrasound were not always accurate, and women were subsequently sometimes induced because of false signs of a small or large baby.

Subsequently, sometimes older children helped turn the ropes for the younger children.

The Sandman is a story about stories and how Morpheus, the Lord of Dreams, is captured and subsequently learns that sometimes change is inevitable.

Soon after however, the powerful effects of insulin overdose would be reported, and subsequently exploited for dubious medical and sometimes nefarious purposes.

Lawson writes: "The first TV play broadcast was a Pirandello script, and subsequently the BBC and ITV would sometimes screen part of a stage hit (including Osborne's Look Back in Anger) as a combination of cultural reportage and advert".

We get so caught up in the destination that we sometimes miss the NOW and subsequently, we miss the daily victories.

Their horses become injured, sometimes because of inappropriate conditioning, and subsequently become prone to break down, as certain conditions really never return to normal function.

Sometimes the slope is initially steep and subsequently gentle after some period of discharge and a combination of U and V type is developed.

They net millions, sometimes tens of millions of dollars and subsequently land prestigious jobs.

Far too often individuals – generally a minority but sometimes not – get completely obsessed with the detail and subsequently confuse the wood for the trees.