Sentence examples for subsequently committed from inspiring English sources

He subsequently committed suicide.

Of that number, more than 400 — about 13 percent — have subsequently committed new crimes, the analysis found.

He added that had a search been carried out earlier "it is obvious that … all of the rapes and assaults that were subsequently committed would have been prevented".

Her mother was close to Slater and subsequently committed suicide, though Sarah is not certain whether or how those facts are connected.

In 1949, having fallen in with some petty criminals, he was arrested for harboring stolen goods and subsequently committed to the New York State Psychiatric Institute, where he met the future dedicatee of "Howl," Carl Solomon.

He said he could only think of one prior case where the bureau came to close investigations on people who subsequently committed acts of terrorism: the Tsarnaev brothers, the architects of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.

The model was constructed to predict which soldiers would subsequently commit a severe physical violent crime.

The kinesin cycle therefore contains at least one load-dependent transition affecting the rate at which ATP molecules bind and subsequently commit to hydrolysis.

"And there have been tragic cases, not just of kids being killed when they are given 10 times the dosage of morphine or whatever, but of nurses who are blamed for this subsequently committing suicide".

Even putting aside disagreements among outside observers as to whether Hamas was indeed the party primarily guilty for "the breaking of the calm," Hall appears to be making the argument that if one party initiates a conflict, then the other party therefore has no moral or legal responsibility for war crimes they may subsequently commit.

It must be completely obvious to anyone who's grown up with the "War On Terror" that the first thing you do in such situations is paint the other guys – and their Gods – as evil, blood-thirsty war mongers, because by demonising them you can justify any inhumanity you might subsequently commit.