Sentence examples for if they subsequently from inspiring English sources

But if they subsequently have children, they might then rejoin the queue for social housing, needing (and being entitled to) a separate room for their baby.

But many disabled people have fluctuating conditions, with improvements and setbacks; and some at times could meet this rather hazy definition, even if they subsequently move outside it.

Young people are moving into the flats and lofts being created on every available urban quayside - even if they subsequently, and subversively, move to the suburbs.

Subjects were reminded of their right to withdraw at any point and opt to have their data destroyed if they subsequently wished not to participate.

If they subsequently put in bids for Barcelona's David Villa, Leon Crooks of Gravesend & Northfleet, and Exeter City's Troy Archibald-Henville, Spurs fans of a certain vintage will be getting very excited indeed.

They say the tax is poorly designed and overly complicated, requiring too much paperwork and discouraging large increases in giving by threatening foundations with the higher tax if they subsequently reduce how much they give to charity.

Even if they were subsequently completely flawed".

The Junior Faculty Leave does not stop the tenure clock and does not affect the timing of sabbaticals that might be awarded to junior faculty if they are subsequently awarded tenure.

Lest we forget, the Criminal Justice Act in 2001 introduced the right of the state to take the DNA of anyone charged with an offence, even if they were subsequently acquitted, and place it on a permanent database.

He said: "We want to be able to hold doctors to account where they have harmed patients or put them at risk, even if they have subsequently shown insight and can claim they are no longer a risk to patients.

"And if they are subsequently rewarded for the extra productivity, they tend to internalize the feeling of pride and view their success as due to inherent ability and not something else they were using," said Dr. DeSteno.