Sentence examples for in a subsequent article from inspiring English sources

"The passion among American devotees is frenzied, bordering on cultish," he wrote in a subsequent article.

TMZ acknowledged in a subsequent article on Monday afternoon that the photo was "a fake".

In a subsequent article in the newspaper, Ms. Hornstine attributed her lack of citation to her lack of experience as a journalist.

In a subsequent article, Mother Jones revealed BBI had been employed by the National Rifle Association to infiltrate anti gun groups.

In a subsequent article for the website Liberal Democrat Voice, Cable said that the law may need to be tightened to ensure that foreign companies cannot use one aspect of the current legislation to abandon their commitments.

In a subsequent article in the Courant, the institute's director, Dr. Harold I. Schwartz, was quoted as saying that in "many instances" Church officials had concealed information about past complaints of abuse against priests sent to Hartford for treatment.

In 2010, a subsequent article was released, reporting a novel lead compound I2906 (1-ethyl-4-hydroxy-2-oxo-N′-tridecanoyl-1,2-dihydroquinoline-3-carbohydrazide) with an IC50 of 134.4  μg/mL [ 31].

According to a subsequent article in Nature, McIntyre had stumbled on "ftp" files containing station data that was intended to be shared only by CRU's partners at the Met Office.

According to a subsequent article in the newspaper William Proenza, who led the Weather Service's southern region, said he was fired in retaliation for going public with the organisation's plan to shut down weather radars on sunny days in the south.

So those seeking the answer now have been reading through past texts in which Mr Cameron set out some demands: the Bloomberg speech of January 23rd 2013, when he first promised to hold a referendum; a subsequent article in the Sunday Telegraph; a later speech on immigration and benefits; and the Conservative election manifesto.From these sources, analysts have come up with six main demands.

The issue was raised in 2009, with the publication of Laurence Leamer's steamy book about the Palm Beach social scene, "Madness Under The Royal Palms," and a subsequent article in the Broward Palm Beach New Times that cited unnamed sources saying that Ms. Donnelly accepted gifts.