Sentence examples for subsequent disorder from inspiring English sources

Much has been written about Mark's killing and the subsequent disorder that spread across the country.

Amid the subsequent disorder, one of the generals, Ch'oe Ch'ung-hŏn Ch'ung-hŏnto establish a military regime of his owasthableastod from 1197 to 1258.

Last week, local government leaders called for reforms regarding "saturation zones" – 208 areas in England and Wales (up from 160 in 2012) that are "saturated" with pubs, bars, clubs, and other premises licensed to sell booze, leading to excessive drinking and subsequent disorder.

However due to their flexibility and subsequent disorder, portions near their distal ends were averaged away.

Decrease in self-esteem during adolescence further leads to the development of a subsequent disorder (depression or social phobia).

Decrease in self-esteem caused by the initial disorder might play a decisive role in the development of the subsequent disorder.

In 351 Constantius II, perturbed by the death of his brother Constans and subsequent disorders in the West, appointed Gallus as his caesar; that is, as his coadjutor and eventual successor.

Cationic amphipathic histidine rich peptides demonstrate differential nucleic acid binding capabilities at neutral and acidic pH and adopt conformations at acidic pH that enable interaction with endosomal membranes, their subsequent disordering and facilitate entry of cargo to the cell cytosol.

In the clinical sense, a disorder is a condition requiring treatment as opposed to risk factors for subsequent disorders.

A disorder in the clinical sense is a condition requiring treatment, as opposed to risk factors for subsequent disorders.

Both nosologies focus on young children who are not merely at increased risk for subsequent disorders but are already exhibiting clinical disturbance.