Sentence examples for subsequently because of from inspiring English sources

Subsequently because of injuries and England not being a great team, it's been difficult.

Russia hit the buffers, initially because of Ukraine but subsequently because of the collapse of the oil price.

In the present case, a negative adhesive evaluation for areas a and b has been established by the pulse echo measurement of arrays A and B. Subsequently, because of the relationship between the transmission measurement and the degree of adhesive filling of areas a and b, no result of the transmission measurement for the evaluation of seam loop c can be indicated for this test position.

But I don't know if that's because of the fight with the label or things that happened subsequently because of that, and just the time in between.

Subsequently, because of their extensive storage capacity and thick armor protection, Yamato and Musashi were pressed into service as transport vessels.

Subsequently, because of his progressive renal insufficiency the patient started to be hemodialysed in August 2001 (six months after renal biopsy) and corticosteroids were discontinued.

The UEA said that those early averaging models were not subsequently published because of continuing concerns.

Elected an honorary academician, he was subsequently expelled because of his serious quarrels with colleagues.

She has increased her branch interaction by over 30% and the members have subsequently increased because of her efforts.

In 2012, Iran was India's second-largest crude supplier, but oil exports subsequently fell because of international sanctions over Iran's disputed nuclear programme.

The city was formerly a fishing centre, but the yield of marine products subsequently decreased because of overfishing and marine pollution.