Sentence examples for come thereafter from inspiring English sources

For energy projects under consideration right now, costing perhaps tens of billions of dollars and with a pay-off over decades (such as ultra-deep-water and Arctic drilling, or the exploitation of oil sands), the prospect that demand for fossil fuels could shrink even by 40% within 35 years, with worse to come thereafter, is chilling.

Lyrics and voice in music has an effect on generations to come thereafter.

The EULAR 2010 recommendations [ 39] also state that it is 'current practice' to prescribe a TNF blocker first, implying that the newer biologicals (rituximab, abatacept, and tocilizumab) come thereafter.

The first program of Complexions' two-week season at the Joyce Theater gave Mr. Richardson one more chance to do that, with the premiere of "What Come, Thereafter".

So he never got a taste of the success that came thereafter".

But Schieffer's huge experience reporting on Washington means he should certainly be well placed to chair Tuesday's debate in Boca Raton, Florida, and his easygoing demeanour should mean he is able to handle any criticism that comes thereafter.

For the 15,000 or so Chinese men who had come to build Canada's transcontinental railway and the many more that came thereafter, it became first prohibitively expensive and then impossible to send for their wives and children.For decades, Canadians of Chinese descent have demanded an apology and redress.

The remodelling process that comes thereafter, and that lasts for years, might also tend to restore spring function.

The words do come soon thereafter, as the director Rachel Dickstein weaves her performers (who are billed as co-creators of the piece) through considerable chunks of the 1925 novel while punctuating nearly every scene with comparable visuals.

A public launch would come shortly thereafter.

Educational equality will come shortly thereafter, I promise.