Sentence examples for later as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Later, as a consequence of revolt in 1567, the southern provinces became subject to Spain (1579), then to the Austrian Habsburgs (1713), to France (1795), and finally in 1815 to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

This level of overlapping then stabilizes to start increasing later as a consequence of the exhaustion of the unlabeled set which necessarily increases the interception between the labeled sets of all strategies.

The eastern domain of the allochthonous units was emplaced as part of the pre-Messinian orogenic wedge related to the collision that gave rise to the Betic Rifean Belt, whereas the allochthonous wedge of the central and western domains were emplaced later as a consequence of the NE SW late Miocene compression that continues in present times.

The patient died 2 days later, as a consequence of the infection.

Later, as a consequence, novel drugs and their combinations were widely investigated in HL patients.

The patient died a few days later as a consequence of massive gastrointestinal bleeding due to ruptured esophageal varices.

As a consequence, poverty is not uncommon.

Feeling violated and outraged, Riley tried to sue (a bill establishing artists' copyright in their own work in the US was passed a year later as a direct consequence of this public dustup).

Plenty of such ideas exist that would start easing the supply chain and throttling back a demand side that will stall sooner or later, perhaps as a consequence of Brexit.

However, as the figure shows, returns from ranges 1, 2, and 3 in the E region appear at lower ranges at later times as a consequence of multiple reflections from the E region.

Those abominations came later, mostly as a consequence of socialistic manifestations like welfare, affirmative action, and state-sanctioned gay marriage.