Sentence examples for much subsequently from inspiring English sources

They achieved so much subsequently – and the Double became so commonplace – that it's easy to forget just how big the Double Double was.

Indeed, much has subsequently been confirmed by internal official inquiries in Denmark.

While much has subsequently been eroded from unstable and/or steep slopes, an ash cover remains intact on more gentle stable slopes and caps alluvial terraces.

Much has subsequently been made of the fact that Lord Brittan is a former Conservative cabinet minister, but the Tory grandee says young Clegg always resisted attempts to recruit him to the Tory Party.

Subsequently, after much wrangling by politicians over the bogus issue of cultural elitism, the commission was withdrawn.

Dowden admitted as much (but then subsequently complained to the Guardian about me).

Estimates vary on how much plutonium was subsequently separated and how many bombs were made from it.

How much the witnesses subsequently are pummeled often depends on whether they are able to tap into any reservoirs of good will on their issues among the public.

The FPSC's publications and briefings were a model of how to present facts and figures in easily accessible documents well suited to meeting the needs of busy politicians or journalists – a strategy subsequently much emulated by others.

Houghteling's own "Pictures at an Exhibition" was also written for lost paintings: it tells the story of the art looted from Parisian galleries and museums under Nazi occupation, much of it subsequently destroyed or smuggled out of France.

How much good that subsequently did the mineworkers is debatable, but the power of the labor unions, annexed to the liberation struggle, would be a formidable contributor to ending white rule.