Sentence examples for move and subsequent from inspiring English sources

A failed passing move and subsequent spin led to my ignominious encounter with the crash barrier.

Why might such a move, and subsequent adoption by other firms, bring about that final great selloff?

Thus, it would seem that the visual system can impose a global form signal onto structures that are discrepant at a fine spatial resolution, provided that the moving and subsequent static inputs are structurally similar at a coarse spatial resolution [5].

The minimum number of moves required is shown on the screen during the task; the number of optimal solutions, initial thinking time before the first response at the four-move level, and subsequent thinking time between responses at the four-move level are recorded.

His method in announcing the move and his subsequent bold predictions of numerous championships led to sweeping criticism.

The long lists on Craigslist and eBay of drab white Econolines that would undoubtedly have been suitable for my move and for subsequent duty with a New York food vendor began to morph into searches for "Chevrolet pickup" and "Suburban" and, worse yet, "full-size wagon".

Like many urban nomads, industrial designer Adrian Candela was once again overwhelmed by the packing waste leftover from a recent move and a subsequent trip to IKEA.

The graph below highlights PNC's rebound following the precipitous drop, re-approach to the 20-day moving average, and subsequent decline.

The final episodes of Season 2 follow the Browns with their real estate agent Mona Riekki through their struggle to find a home in Las Vegas suitable for polygamists, telling the kids that they are moving, and the subsequent move to Las Vegas.

We assumed that all beads buried deeper than 2 cm were moved by ingestion and subsequent egestion, and not by active burial or transport in mucus, which would be very unlikely to happen with species that do not form permanent burrows.

This move and Koch's subsequent strident promotion of Wagner's candidacy was treated by many black leaders as an act of war.