Sentence examples for subsequently, why from inspiring English sources

Mandela did, of course, stand down and, when asked subsequently why he had done so, replied with a mischievous grin: "Because the Mail & Guardian told me to".

But before turning to the details of my analysis, let me first address the question why I find it relevant to study science autobiographies such as Wilkins's memoirs in the first place and, subsequently, why comparisons with movies (or other genres of the imagination, such as novels or drama) can be helpful for our purposes.

For each developmental outcome, we subsequently outline why it is deemed important, why we expect maternal PPD to have a negative effect on the outcome, what has been found regarding to the effect of PPD on this outcome in previous studies, and finally what our study may add to the results of any previous studies.

Scientists subsequently demonstrated why evolution might have favored checkpoints.

An idiot and fool to be manipulated by someone else, was how Mr. Smith described the sentiment in the book he subsequently wrote, "Why I Left Goldman Sachs".

This made it an ideal environment for a trainee psychologist to observe when (and subsequently deduce why) the five men and three women on the expedition swore.

Those who expected a real contest beforehand may have wondered subsequently just why they so underestimated Footpad, whose performance in taking the feature on day one of Leopardstown's Christmas extravaganza was nothing short of superb yesterday.

But Twitter users and bloggers subsequently questioned why the actor, former star of the hugely successful, long-running sitcom Scrubs, did not simply use his own cash to make Wish I Was Here.

Malware that can capture keystrokes or present a fake web page can still grab both the password and the one-time code, but the code must be used immediately, and cannot be used subsequently.So why is two-factor authentication not more widely used?

When they have such a great business with Search (and subsequently advertising), why does Google keep bringing the "meh"?

When the IRS subsequently inquired why the group's advertisements "appear to be more partisan than nonpartisan," the group's attorney, Karen Blackistone, wrote that the efforts were "strictly issued-based and nonpartisan".