Sentence examples for and thereafter do from inspiring English sources
They will remove themselves from social media of their own volition and thereafter do whatever it is that they feel will move them forward -- and not because they have been told that their actions "can actually cause more distress".
After a day of suspense, he supported the cardinal and thereafter did not waver in his support.
A man who lived with his disabled daughter for only a short time and thereafter did not pay child support may still receive half her estate, a state judge ruled yesterday.
His biological father is Joe Toney, who, in 1994, appeared in the NationalEnquirer claiming paternity and thereafter did the talk-show rounds)... His detractors say that he is dominant only because of his size.
But federal prosecutors recently reversed their stance, telling Judge Joan Lenard of United States District Court in Miami that "the F.B.I. has concluded that the security interests of the United States are furthered if the defendant, while already in Cuba, is allowed to voluntarily renounce his United States citizenship and thereafter does not return to the United States".
Oxygen consumption rate (Vt) declined significantly after 60 DAF and thereafter did not change.
Only thereafter do we turn our attention to matters of evaluation.
In an initial study, consumption of 2.5percent, 100 percent, or 20percentt w/v ethanol in drinking water for 6 to 8 weeks before tumor inoculation and continuing thereafter did not affect primary tumor growth (Blank and Meadows 1996).
It has been suggested that smoking during first trimester only and quitting thereafter, does not lead to increased risks of neonatal complications [ 42, 43].
In relation to him, Box 2 loses energy and not until thereafter does Box 1 gain a similar amount of energy.
This concurs with the findings of Cakan and colleagues, who found that paracetamol 1 g administered intravenously at the end of surgery and 6 hourly thereafter did not reduce opioid requirements but improved the quality of pain relief [ 28].
