Sentence examples for as it subsequently from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as it subsequently" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to something that happens later or as a result of a previous action or event. Example: "The committee made a decision, as it subsequently affected the project's timeline."
The only surprise was that Radio Shack limped on for as long as it subsequently did.
I was extremely lucky to be offered the opportunity, as it subsequently opened lots of doors for me.
And in so far as it subsequently did, in so far as people like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton used religion to buttress a partisan machine, what was left of the civil rights movement lost moral authority.
The people's budget, as it subsequently became known, was an unprecedented attempt to reduce the gap between rich and poor that resulted from Britain's dominance of the world economy in the nineteenth century.
Over Egypt, however, Churchill's conversion to an agreement permitting a phased withdrawal of British troops from the Suez base won Eisenhower's endorsement and encouraged hopes, illusory as it subsequently appeared, of good Anglo-American cooperation in this area.
During this time Brainard was ill, and, as it subsequently appeared, was then suffering from Bright's disease, although he did not then knew the cause of his illness, and the complainant says that he acquiesced because he did not wish to worry Brainard, and so the matter ran on for a little while, and was terminated by the sudden death of Brainard without anything having been done.
We talked about the situation at the University of Alabama, where the Board of Trustees seemed determined to resort to any expedient to bar Miss Lucy from the campus (as, in fact, it subsequently did).
This was attributed to the activity-dependent phosphorylation discussed above, as it was subsequently shown that after denervation, in the absence of slow activity, overexpression of wild-type MyoD increased the number of fibres displaying fast MyHC significantly in both mice and rats.
He used the power of his position to institute doctrinal and liturgical standards for priests and bishops and to establish guidelines for the compilers of a new English translation of the Bible; the King James Version, as it was subsequently known, was published in 1611, after Bancroft's death.
(Or that it subsequently disappeared as conveniently as it was found). The authorities said they found the gun on the bus, despite the fact that the initial search had turned up nothing.
Thus, if the initial frequency difference is 200 Hz, the frequency of the other tone on the first trial is 1200 Hz and it subsequently decreases as long as the listener continues to respond correctly.
