Sentence examples for consciousness later from inspiring English sources

Short-term risks are seizures or loss of consciousness; later complications can include blindness, kidney failure or circulatory problems.

When she published them, in 1971, she shared her goals, which included "expanded consciousness"; later, she would add "humanitarian purposes; specifically healing".

Butterflies are bound up in our childhood, and maybe that is why they loom so large in our creative consciousness later in life.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the letter will go to benefit the Salk Institute in California, where Francis Crick studied consciousness later in his career, Kindra said.

Half of the proceeds from the sale of the "secret of life" letter will go to benefit the Salk Institute in California, where Francis Crick studied consciousness later in his career.

It is like dying but the one who is dead never comes up again but those in coma regain consciousness later on" (KII TBA, Kawawa ).

In later writings, Husserl sought to solve the problem by excluding the unifying agent – first in the form of absolute time-consciousness, later in guise of the transcendental ego – from ordinary time altogether.

He reportedly regained consciousness after the collision, but later suffered a cardiac arrest in hospital and died on Monday.

As the airplane taxied to the runway in London, Mr. Mubenga lost consciousness and later died.

When she regained consciousness weeks later, Mrs. Spears, 54, learned doctors had amputated both legs to save her life.

Still, some traumatic injuries to the brain can cause bleeding and a sudden loss of consciousness hours later.