Sentence examples for subsequently back in from inspiring English sources

I followed Benarabe's experiences in northern Syria and subsequently back in Copenhagen, for a documentary broadcast by the Guardian on Tuesday.

The company subsequently backed down in part on the proposed changes.

The play opens with the death of everyman-character Pavlo Hummel, subsequently jumping back in time to trace Hummel's experience in military training and in war.

Yet having ruled itself out of Project Canvas on cost grounds in July, Channel 5 – under the ownership of Richard Desmond – subsequently opted back in.

Veterans of the second world war subsequently reported back in another wave of conflict fiction, including Nicholas Monsarrat's The Cruel Sea (1951) and two American works from the same year: From Here To Eternity by James Jones and Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny.

While unemployment has subsequently fallen back in the United States from its high of over 10% in 2010 to under 7% at the end of 2013, and in Japan too, it has continued to rise in the European Union: the average EU28 harmonised unemployment rate rose from under 7% in early 2008 to 10.7% at the end of 2013.

Ruscha then uses it to create a mould for a fibreglass replacement that he subsequently deposits back in the desert.

Ruscha then uses it to create a mold for a fiberglass replacement that he subsequently deposits back in the desert.

Participants were subsequently placed back in the virtual environment and asked to navigate to the remembered location of that object and make a response (Fig. 1a).

They then checked to see whether the principal researchers involved were (if working in American institutions) subsequently backed by NIH grants.In this section Think yourself well To he that hath Countdown A horde of data ReprintsTaken for granted?The database Dr Nicholson and Dr Ioannidis used contains more than 20m papers published between 2001 and 2012.

The MEP called for gender-sensitivity in European asylum procedure, a motion that was subsequently backed by the European Parliament in its March plenary vote.