Sentence examples for in its subsequent from inspiring English sources

To avoid this outcome, either people would have to work longer; or they would have to save more; or the state would need to spend more on pensions.By spelling out the choices with bleak clarity, the commission prepared the ground for the sweeping changes that it recommended in its subsequent report.

In its subsequent scarcity, boxwood, similarly fine-grained, became the next best thing.

In its subsequent development the Japanese legal system remained true to these sources.

Few embraced this cause more enthusiastically than the young Alfred Stieglitz - and none was more active in its subsequent repudiation.

EM Forster's praise for William Golding's first novel in the Observer's books of the year in 1954 became the tipping point in its subsequent success.

That was in 2006, when Duaner Sánchez played as pivotal a role in its success as he did in its subsequent decline.

Composed at Cambridge University by an organ student, William Crotch, for use with the new clock at Great St. Mary's Church, in 1793, its subsequent use in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament, London (1859), resulted in its present name.

VBP1 and the Cul2/VHL ligase cooperate in the efficient polyubiquitylation of IN and its subsequent proteasome-mediated degradation that is perquisite for efficient transcription from integrated viral DNA.

How, for example, did the use of partition in Ireland in 1921 influence its subsequent application in Palestine and south Asia?

3), can be right in maintaining that Mary Shelley "invented the story of Dr. Frankenstein" only if by that she means the tale in all its subsequent incarnations.

Similarly, Galton's work "Hereditary Genius," published in 1869, and its subsequent influence both in Europe and in the US, in the name of eugenics are well presented.