Sentence examples for retrospectively been from inspiring English sources

She has proposed a more transparent version, which has retrospectively been inserted into the CETA agreement.

It has retrospectively been interpreted as his farewell to fans, with producer Tony Visconti describing it as his "parting gift" to the world.

Glitter came out on September 11, which has retrospectively been used to justify why it sold so badly, but the relationship with Virgin was problematic and strained from the beginning, and five months later the label reportedly paid her $28m to sever the contract.

Seismic anomalies have been reported prior to previous phreatic eruptions at Ruapehu (e.g. Dibble 1969; Nairn et al. 1979; Jolly et al. 2010; Mordret et al. 2010; Carniel et al. 2013), but have only retrospectively been identified as precursors and therefore could not be utilised as timely warning systems.

Though Hodge was originally also titled "secretary/manager" he has retrospectively been named as the club's first official "manager".

It has retrospectively been acknowledged as the game that popularized the Japanese role-playing video game style outside of its home market, and has frequently ranked highly on various top game lists.

His "very personal perspective, reached retrospectively" was that the city should never have been involved.

Munson says: "The fact that they've done it retrospectively is just crazy.

The threat of retrospectively being proven 'wrong' was an uncomfortable consideration for some scientist participants.

So I don't want people to retrospectively be regretful.

The consensus, both at the time and retrospectively, is that Reggie was the more capable of the pair.