Sentence examples for comes after not from inspiring English sources

In modern thought, it is easier to imagine fragmentation as the status that comes after, not before unity.

Here, I should note that, in many developed democracies, the court order comes after, not before, the administrative decision, when there are issues such as revelation of state secrets, serious security threats, or violation of fundamental personal privacies.

"I have been making mistakes that I don't do but that's what comes after not playing for a long time".

"Our experience suggests that companies are more motivated to undertake robust implementation of commitments if rewards come after, not before, it is carried out and independently verified".

What comes after will not be a thousand years of Cameronian sunshine, but a deluge of further banging on about Europe.

There was no genetic evidence when Darwin wrote, but all the genetic evidence that came after not only fits the evolutionary scheme but helps to explain its mechanisms.

The argument for the defence was that the cries they heard came after, not before, the fatal shots were fired, and were those of Pistorius as it dawned on him what he had done.

So in the midst of fundraising, and the growth that will come after, don't forget to mind the store.

Suddenly what came after didn't seem to matter.

"It can be hard to get people to come here after not winning a game two years ago and six last year," Miller said.

Mill was right: democracy comes after epistocracy, not before.