Sentence examples for subsequent disclosures from inspiring English sources

Subsequent disclosures have increased that amount to $3.1 billion.

Subsequent disclosures that the event was indeed far more severe than they let on have badly damaged their credibility.

That information, in the end, was deceptive, as Enron's subsequent disclosures and its restatements of its financial results make clear, the rating firms say.

Today's action may further scare an industry already reeling from the collapse of Enron, subsequent disclosures of irregular accounting at other large energy traders and accusations of market manipulation.

The S.E.C. sued the company last June, a day after WorldCom announced that it had misstated its financial results by $3.8 billion -- an amount that, after subsequent disclosures, now exceeds $11 billion.

Initial assurances from the government that the telephony program was both strictly supervised and vital to security fared poorly in light of these subsequent disclosures – continuing a disturbing pattern that has emerged over the past decade.

The robbery, and the subsequent disclosure of the postal system's amateurish security arrangements, have tarnished the post office's reputation.

Whereas subsequent disclosure, with its painful results, sows explosive momentum through a story that otherwise bogs down as it burrows through so many layers of insight that it all but sinks out of sight.

However, the subsequent disclosure that she herself had had the name of a bishop allegedly involved in child abuse withdrawn from her 2011 report into abuse in the Church of England was to prove fatal.

The explanatory memorandum to the bill said the offence applied to "disclosures by any person, including participants in an SIO [special intelligence operation], other persons to whom information about an SIO has been communicated in an official capacity, and persons who are the recipients of an unauthorised disclosure of information, should they engage in any subsequent disclosure".

The recent report of low-temperature catalytic gas from marine shales took on additional significance with the subsequent disclosure of natural gas and low-temperature gas at or near thermodynamic equilibrium in methane, ethane, and propane.