Sentence examples for emerged subsequently from inspiring English sources

And many arguably better things have emerged subsequently.

This was the train that was bombed just after it left Edgware Road station and it has emerged subsequently he was in the affected carriage, in which seven people are so far known to have died.

Fry, the BBC trustee, told the PAC in its 10 July hearing that there was a "disconnect" between the information provided by Thompson in his 7 October memo and what emerged subsequently.

"On the terms of the letter [by Thompson to the trust about Byford's payoff]... and what emerged subsequently, there is some disconnect," says Fry. "I have a copy of the letter which came to the trust and the information that came out in the NAO report and those two do not connect," he repeats.

Mr Yates, who reviewed the original inquiry, is said by colleagues to be furious at the "inadequate" and "unprofessional" research of those beneath him, with the result that some of his public statements at the time have been at odds with what has emerged subsequently.

After the initial transformation, the two countries almost "froze" the reforms and no substantial adjustments were made to cope with the challenges that emerged subsequently.

Sometimes differing accounts of the cause of the violence - that point to ethnic and religious tensions rather than extremism - emerge subsequently.

Although delayed neurotoxic effects of prenatal CPF may emerge subsequently in development, our results are consistent with the preferential targeting of late developmental events such as gliogenesis, axonogenesis, and synaptogenesis.

Since 2004, clade 2 viruses emerged and subsequently evolved into different subclades in different geographical regions.

The themes that emerged were subsequently categorized using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research CFIRR).

The responses were coded according to themes which emerged and subsequently quantified in order to identify frequencies.