Sentence examples for later which resulted from inspiring English sources

Szczesny then elected to go on an unwise foray out of his box a few moments later which resulted in a hashed clearance and saw him only avoid conceding by virtue of a full-stretch save.

Letters of information and questionnaires were sent to 3,889 persons by post, and a reminder was sent two weeks later, which resulted in a total response of 2,387 (64%) participants.

At this stage it was decided to use available reviews from the National Toxicology Program [ 16] and European Food Safety Authority [ 17, 18] as "golden standards" followed by a search in PubMed only for DEHP as an important representative for phthalates including only papers published in 2005 or later, which resulted in 191 references (search performed 19.09.2007).

The R. xylanophylus homologues appeared later, which results in a scattered distribution in the tree, supporting an origin in independent HGT events.

This was emblematic of his later treatment which resulted in him being forced into the role of an outcast of the physics community and thus leaving him little choice but to align himself with industrialists.

A Leeds spokesman said its new deal, called the Welcome Mortgage, was nothing like the "deferred-interest mortgages" introduced in the 1980s that allowed part of the interest to be repaid at a later date, but which resulted in problems for many people.

Others may fear that the deal is akin to the "adjustable-rate mortgages" with their tempting "teaser" rates that fuelled the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, or (for those with long memories) the "deferred interest" home loans sold in the UK in the 1980s that allowed part of the interest to be repaid at a later date, but which resulted in problems for many.

Lenin detected in Stalin those negative characteristics which resulted later in grave consequences.

"The previous argument Mr. Dillon and Mr. Hagen had was later brought up again, which resulted in another argument".

"A nightmare", is how they later described their experience, which resulted in The Man Who Bought Mustique, a brilliant study of a great British eccentric, and still available on DVD.

He later showed a homosexual orientation which resulted in a scandal that ostracized him fromall but literary society.