Sentence examples for subsequent remark from inspiring English sources

Fed up, court cut Gordian knot by sending A and B to opposite corners; five minutes for every subsequent remark.

He wrote to the Palace chairman, Ray Bloye, to explain that his subsequent remark that the Palace team was "rubbish" had been misquoted.

Mr. Noda also objected to Mr. Lee's subsequent remark that Emperor Akihito of Japan "does not need to come" to South Korea on a planned visit unless he unequivocally apologizes for his country's past colonial rule of Korea.

The encounter labored under recent memories of Mr. Cameron's snub of Mr. Hollande during the French presidential campaign and a subsequent remark by Mr. Cameron that he would "roll out the red carpet" for French tax exiles.

(This reading of the passage is supported by Davidson's subsequent remark (Davidson 1970, 222) explaining the heteronomic character of psychophysical generalizations by appeal to various reasons for mental anomalism.

The results obtained by Little et al. [5] (Corollary 2 (ii) and the subsequent Remark (ii)), show that, subject to some regulatory conditions, the number of locally identifiable or (gradient) weakly locally identifiable parameter combinations is equal to the rank of the Hessian matrix, or equivalently the rank of the Fisher information matrix.

But his subsequent remarks, in which he called Rush Limbaugh and other conservative commentators "irresponsible," ignited wrath from the right.

"You can't teach that kind of technique," he said wryly (and rightly) in subsequent remarks from the stage.

The Number 10 director of communications, Craig Oliver, has said Cameron's offer to attend only one debate is his "final offer", and there has been no sign of any flexibility in Cameron's subsequent remarks.

Are these things really more important than the human?" (In this, as in subsequent remarks on the subject, Erdoğan called the Yenikapı findings çanak çömlek: a dismissive term for tableware, generally translated as "pots and pans").

At a time of high anxiety about both short- and long-term prospects for real estate development nationwide, Mr. Nichols's subsequent remarks — coupled with those of economists and real estate entrepreneurs — had a curiously calming effect.