Sentence examples similar to subsequent to competing from inspiring English sources

Perry took his laurels to the grave and the cult of 1966 acts these days as an indictment of subsequent attempts to compete with international football's major powers.

Last week's leak (and the subsequent fallout) also did unfortunate damage to the Delicious brand, sending panicked users to competing products.

"That led to competing interests.

After Ouattara was declared ineligible to compete in subsequent parliamentary elections, there was more violence between the two sides.

As a national Olympic association, the BOA is not directly affected by Merritt's successful challenge of the International Olympic Association IOCC) rule that bans offenders from the Olympics following their conviction, but then leaves them free to compete in subsequent Games.

This model states that slowing Pol II transcriptional elongation allows spliceosomal components to bind to the weak exon without having to compete with a subsequent strong exon, therefore favoring the recognition and inclusion of the weak exon.

He had organizations and plans in place to compete in the 10 subsequent Democratic contests before the Texas and Ohio primaries, while Mrs. Clinton's campaign made the decision that it could ride through a series of what it assumed would be small losses until then.

The subsequent tensions between winners and losers led local bureaucrats to compete in offering businesses funding and tax breaks.

Subsequent boyfriends with snazzier rides have never been able to compete with that feature.

In practical terms, this means that intersex athletes are allowed to compete after having a gonadectomy and two subsequent years of hormone therapy. .

These natural thymus-seeding LPCs from aged BM were also able to compete with corresponding young LPCs even in subsequent in vitro culture (Fig. 4).