Sentence examples for retrospectively getting from inspiring English sources
When the IAAF originally announced proceedings against the 28, many of whom have since retired, Pavey said: "This is undoubtedly a very positive development because it is catching athletes who have cheated and means some clean athletes are retrospectively getting their rightful finishing positions and possibly medals reallocated".
"I'm someone who makes songs and has had to retrospectively get my head around all the other stuff.
"If sufficient evidence comes to light about doping at any point, then all of an athlete's marks should retrospectively get wiped for their entire career," she said.
Retrospectively it gets more impressive each year.
There is rather too much detail that is clearly intended as social history but ends up as filler, whether it is complaining about theme pubs and stone cladding or getting retrospectively excited about push-button phones and hovercraft.
The world's financial elites apparently think that a getting a good rate of return if you're not in their club is reason enough to retrospectively take some of your money.
She will also say, however, that reading the diary for her new book, structured according to her autobiography, each stage ("I Start Bleeding!", or "I Encounter Some Sexism!") leading to a general discussion of feminist issues, "I got retrospectively quite scared for myself," – she does a soft, mouse-like voice – "Oh my God!
Retrospectively, let me inform you that not much happened.
It's easy to look back and retrospectively find out what went wrong.
The research assistant however did attempt to clarify any ambiguity with the primary intubators retrospectively in order to get as accurate a documentation as possible.
We did not use randomizing and recruited the control group retrospectively in order to get a larger sample size for our trial planned to be performed in only one city and one risk group.
