Sentence examples for may subsequently turn from inspiring English sources

Such feelings or attitudes may subsequently turn out to be beneficial to all of them, and more particularly to the newborn.

If your prospective employer asks about it (and you're subsequently turned down) you may have grounds for unlawful discrimination, says Emma Mano from Mind in a Guardian Careers live Q&A: Should I disclose my mental health problem at work? Disclosing issues after a job offer has been made can be beneficial, Amy Whitelock of Mind says.

Brazil's securities and exchange commission, known as the CVM, is also investigating whether OGX, which frequently announced major petroleum discoveries that subsequently turned out to be not viable, may have tried to manipulate its stock market price.

The authors concluded that loss of ALDH1 expression may be an early event in ovarian carcinogenesis which is subsequently turned off later in the process [ 19].

Indeed, this locus may also be silenced by PcG prior to transcription and subsequently turned into an active state when temporal and spatial patterns dictate.

Depending on how the soldier's life subsequently turns out, his ideas of karma and intention may have to be re-evaluated.

He subsequently turned up at the Skeltons' house unannounced.

The e-mail was subsequently turned over to Gibson, Dunn.

It subsequently turned out that Corbyn had overdeclared by £270.

He wrote a story about it, "What Mad Pursuit," which he subsequently turned into the play.

Still true, but opening strongly is not enough if hardly anyone subsequently turns up.