Sentence examples for later subsumed from inspiring English sources

She transferred in 1985 to Sidgwick & Jackson, which was later subsumed into the Macmillan empire.

She worked at General Foods (later subsumed by Kraft) for a few decades, first in the cake-mix end of things, then at the super-secret labs.

Further researches suggest this was a different magazine, founded in 1913, as an adjunct in pamphlet form to Horner's Stories and was later subsumed by that title entirely.

After short bursts of employment as a surveyor and at Burke's Peerage, he started reviewing as a freelance for such long deceased publications as Show Pictorial, Theatre World and Where to Go in London (later subsumed in What's On in London).

It is noteworthy that infants prior to language learning distinguish phones that are later subsumed to a single phonemic equivalence class (see, e.g., Werker 1995, Kuhl 2000 for review and commentary).

The company says much of its power is rooted in the information that Wall has culled over the years, including from research repositories like the Autism Genetic Research Exchange, Cure Autism Now (later subsumed into Autism Speaks), the Autism Consortium, and the National Database for Autism Research, which is funded by the National Institutes of Health.

It was subsequently subsumed under either E. m.

Warburg later was subsumed by UBS.

Later critics subsumed the overall category of qarīḍ within a listing of what they termed "the seven types" (al-funūn al-sabʿah) of poem.

Still, many industry analysts and executives say six companies cannot be profitable and that at least one and possibly three of the competitors will sooner or later be subsumed by the others.

The war later was subsumed into the greater conflict of the War of the Austrian Succession.