Sentence examples for subsequently considerable from inspiring English sources

It was a flop at the time but its influence was subsequently considerable on the occult revival of the late 19th century and contemporary magical traditions.

Herzberg, Bernard Mausner, and Barbara Bloch Snyderman published a book based on those findings that revolutionized thinking about employee attitudes and, subsequently, considerable management policy and practice.

Subsequently, considerable new research has been published on the processes resulting in age-related macular degeneration and pathobiology of RPE lipofuscin [ 74, 79– 83].

Subsequently, considerable evidence has accumulated in favour of this concept from studies in human pre-malignant lesions, the majority of which have quantified angiogenesis using the surrogate measure of microvessel density (MVD).

The epiblast subsequently undergoes considerable expansion of cell numbers prior to gastrulation.

Shortly afterward Roman troops expelled the Parthians, whose popularity in Palestine had been and subsequently remained considerable.

The work became the focus of the nascent 19th-century Estonian nationalism and independence movement and subsequently exercised considerable influence on the country's literature, art, and music.

At especially convivial and well-fortified clubs like Emerald Dunes, a golfer can easily be overserved with adult beverages and subsequently face considerable obstacles in trying to drive out of the parking lot.

Possible Younger Dryas terminal and recessional moraines are identified at each site, consisting of passively and actively transported debris, which have subsequently undergone considerable paraglacial modification.

This simultaneous radiopharmaceutical preparation lead to a significant reduction of radiation burden, reduction of amount of operator time (-50%), cost reduction (-46.2%) and, subsequently, to considerable gain in overall efficiency of the production process.

Mya subsequently received considerable media attention, and was featured on the front covers of USA Today, InStyle, Wired and Adbusters.