Sentence examples for subsequent historic from inspiring English sources

Many blamed the FDP's weakness as Merkel's junior partner for the party's subsequent historic losses.

Nothing Brown has done can quite compete with Lloyd George's 'People's Budget' of 1909, with its super tax, land tax and subsequent historic confrontation with the House of Lords.

Adams has tried to exploit his role in bringing about the IRA ceasefire and the subsequent historic compromises with unionism in the north of Ireland and to portray himself as an international peacemaker and statesman.

The subsequent historic win of the Green Party in the Baden Württemberg state elections and the phase-out of nuclear power are attributed to a pro-renewables and anti-nuclear public opinion [42, 64].

It took the bombing of many of our towns and cities during the Second World War and the subsequent bulldozing of many historic centres to persuade government of the need to list the remaining stock of historic buildings and protect them through the planning system.

Over several decades, he researched and surveyed Greek Revival architecture in Syracuse and its subsequent development including minor historic preservation efforts.

In sum, a well-conceived reference model helps promote and ensure the recovery and subsequent maintenance of historical continuity, i.e., the reestablishment of an impaired ecosystem to its historic ecological trajectory.

This leads to the excogitation that subsequent changes in historical prices can be used to estimate future price changes, and supports the conclusion that historic GETF prices influence the derivative's future prices.

The newspaper's editorial board urged Trump to use his power to help those affected by the historic storm and subsequent flooding, which has killed at least 10 in southeast Texas after making landfall on Friday.

After the near-annihilation of the Armenians during the Armenian Genocide and the subsequent Turkish-Armenian War, the historic Armenian area in the Ottoman Empire was overrun with despair and devastation.

During the subsequent development boom here, blocks of historic buildings were razed to make room for modern offices.