Sentence examples for subsequently emphasised from inspiring English sources
As Lord Jenkins has subsequently emphasised, he was only quoting Walter Lippmann's remark about Franklin Roosevelt that he had a "second-class mind, first-class temperament"—and arguing that the latter is the more important quality for a politician.
Subsequently, the World Health Organization also emphasised the importance of patient safety education in the undergraduate curriculum in its recommendations about a patient safety curriculum (Walton et al. 2008).
Subsequently studies, whilst emphasising the potential importance of unresolved loss, have qualified these findings.
Originally reconnaissance Victors were equipped for visual reconnaissance, however it was found to be cheaper to assign Canberra light bombers to this duty and as such the cameras were removed in 1970; subsequently, radar-based reconnaissance was emphasised in the type's role.
Social care agencies declined further support until child protection concerns were emphasised; she was subsequently discharged into foster care aged three-and-a-half years, and transplantation deferred pending review of clinical progress.
That was emphasised when the Germans subsequently lost to Poland.
But he has subsequently taken part in anger management sessions, and emphasised that he is more on top of his emotions these days.
While the muddle following Matt Ritchie's chalked-off penalty conversion subsequently prompted an extraordinary public post-match apology from Keith Stroud, the referee, Benítez's angst emphasised the extreme tensions of this season's Championship promotion race.
The educators emphasised that a key factor for successful delivery was one of building engagement between themselves, patients and staff, which subsequently facilitated uptake of key education messages by each group.
Others emphasised health care.
