Sentence examples for often subsequently from inspiring English sources

It surprises me that banks remove people from homes that often subsequently remain empty or are sold for a pittance.

Government officials or unfaithful spouses involved in some quickly developing crisis, for example, are often subsequently accused of either withholding information or misrepresenting the partial information already available.

That producer chose to work only with Rihanna – subsequently stating, as these people often subsequently do: "I always believed she was a star from day one" – which led to an audition with Def Jam.

One involves the wilful wanderer: those like Lee and Leigh Fermor who set out to relish the romance of the open road, and often subsequently to write about it.

Later, during the Holocene Epoch (i.e., the past 11,700 years), clay was deposited in the sheltered lagoons behind the coastal dunes, and peat soil often subsequently developed in these areas.

However, Nicola Barron claimed the sewing café she runs three times a week at her craft salon Homemade London, which opened in the city's West End in September, was "a great marketing tool" as people often subsequently book on to workshops.

As a result it performs reoptimizations less often and, subsequently, it builds less efficient filter orderings.

Proximal limb weakness often develops subsequently [ 59].

In collective donations where blood is often tested subsequently, destroying large amounts of blood bags is a huge waste of time, energy and money in already overstretched settings.

RT-PCR has often been subsequently used to verify the results of microarray data, since it offers much higher sensitivity, specificity, reproducibility and a greater quantitative dynamic range.

These data, by convention (Samuels et al., 2010), are normalised by heteroplasmy level h, giving (1) V ′ (h ) = V (h ) E (h ) (1 − E (h ) ), where normalised variance V ′ (h ) is a quantity that will be often used subsequently.