Sentence examples for has subsequently returned from inspiring English sources

Tom Moody Was tipped for the job in 2007 but has subsequently returned home to Perth – where he is coach of Western Australia – and is thought to be keen to stay there.

But a single mention of Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive of News International, who resigned during the phone hacking scandal and has subsequently returned to Rupert Murdoch's organisation to be chief executive of News UK, did stimulate a very interesting response.

In 1950, the owners, the Düsseldorf chapter of the Knights of Malta, turned it into an orphanage, but it has subsequently returned to private ownership and is today a private residence again (Anon. n.d.; Anon. 1950).

Critics object to the prospect of further mass releases, pointing out that 18% of freed detainees have subsequently returned to the battlefield.

Since 2004 over 1,000,000 migrants from accession countries have arrived in the UK; approximately half are thought to have subsequently returned home (Health Protection Agency, [2008]).

However, the name that some locals mention instead is Nasr al-Hutaim, a low-level AQAP member who had reportedly been arrested by the Yemeni government in early 2013 and had subsequently returned to the region.

However, the name that some locals mention instead is that of Nasr al-Hutaim, a low-level AQAP member who reportedly had been arrested by the Yemeni government in early 2013 and had subsequently returned to the region.

The motorcycle battalion of the 2nd Panzer Division, which had crossed to the island of Euboea to seize the port of Chalcis and had subsequently returned to the mainland, was given the mission of outflanking the British rearguard.

Some have subsequently returned, but the number of returnees remains low.

In addition, information was sought on employment status and hours worked prior to the index hospital admission, whether patients had subsequently returned to work, and if so, how many hours they were currently working.

Participants were recruited from two sources: 1) participants from the baseline COMRAID study (n = 450) who were traced and approached for re-interview; 2) a supplementary random sample drawn from residents in Mannar district who had previously resided in Puttalam resettlement units and had subsequently returned.