Sentence examples for more information after from inspiring English sources

"The club will have more information after that, but Ben is expected to be out of action for a number of weeks".

The Vatican expressed strong dismay but was awaiting more information after a Zambian archbishop announced that he was championing the cause of married priests in the Roman Catholic Church.

Philip Alfonso Berry, who was among the trustees who voted to shelve Mr. Kushner's nomination, said he believed that the board needed more information after hearing from Mr. Wiesenfeld.

Mr. Stancik acknowledged last week that his office had made a mistake in 1998 when it did not press for more information after an official from Public School 78 in the Bronx called and reported that a student had complained about a teacher who touched his zipper.

In a statement, Mr. de Maizière said that officials could have gleaned more information after a bomb threat at a mall in Dortmund if officials had had access to surveillance footage, which he said had been restricted by data protection officials.

As of Tuesday evening, no recalls of meat had been announced in the Northwest, according to local health authorities, who said they would have more information after they traced the path of the meat from the ranch to the slaughterhouse and pursued a full investigation.

In addition, the interviewer did not inform respondents that there would be more information available after presenting the first and then the second piece of information.

BP and SpO2 did not improve much with more information gained after alert onset, while information gained as the alert continued to unfold improved RR discrimination.

He said: "We gathered more information and after Mrs Last approved everything we had done I asked her if she would mind if I gave it to Presteigne's council to see if they would consider adding his name on to the memorial".

Many of the big drug companies are struggling amid competition from generic drugs and pressure to lower charges and provide more information to regulators after safety scares.

A website was designed to offer psychoeducation and advice to women who demand more information about health after traditional visit to GPs.