Sentence examples for subsequently contradicted from inspiring English sources
A race official subsequently contradicted Steinberg's account.
These findings were initially confirmed by Powles et al. [ 42] in 1,089 patients under adjuvant treatment for BC, and were subsequently contradicted by Saarto et al. [ 43].
Table 1 summarises common trafficking into forced prostitution and sex work warnings that have circulated before several sports mega-events, and the evidence that subsequently contradicted these.
Emails subsequently emerged that contradicted his initial explanation, but the Supreme Court intervened to temporarily block his deposition last month.
Such statements were subsequently either toned down by the Vatican or seemingly contradicted by Francis himself.
A recording subsequently emerged of the press conference in which Dastyari quite clearly contradicted Labor's official position on the dispute in the South China Sea.
British troops in Iraq had also handed over detainees to US forces and were subsequently mistreated, ministers admitted contradicting earlier statements to parliament.
The Chelsea defender angrily contradicted the FA's suggestion he had been withdrawn from the squad because of a sore throat, but subsequently apologised for swearing on the social media site.
Corneille contradicted Aristotle outright.
But his scores contradicted him.
