Sentence examples for subsequently far from inspiring English sources
Those who had previously unscrambled the sentences about wrong-doing were subsequently far more likely to fill in the gaps with words associated with desire – such as "enjoy" or "pleasure" – compared to other obvious possibilities, such as "enter" or "pleading".
He was one of the first bowlers to control the swing of the ball; batsmen found it very difficult to counter this method and Hirst's bowling was subsequently far more successful.
Further mitochondrial dysfunction and alterations in protein degradation pathways are subsequently far more detrimental to the neurons of the SN than they would be to neurons elsewhere within the brain.
The tribunal cleared Beale of subsequently sending far more serious and lewd texts after IT forensics on his phone proved otherwise.
By the late 20th century, much of the easily extractable reserves had been exhausted; drilling was subsequently extended far underground and outward across the Abşeron Peninsula and into the seabed.
Barrett understands the potential controversies inherent in trans people asking for medical help paid by the taxpayer but insists that people who have gender reassignment surgery subsequently contribute far more to society than they ask of the NHS.
The 19 substitute contributors were, he writes, "at the time and subsequently a far less distinguished group than Lardner had originally announced".
All of these trials delivered between 0.6 and 0.8 g protein/kg/day, which, as will be discussed subsequently, is far below current worldwide critical care nutrition guidelines.
You will also need to figure out if you will primarily be on a lake/river or on the ocean (and subsequently how far out in the ocean you plan on going).
That particular feat Sarkozy has subsequently accomplished in far less than 100 days, entirely by himself.
Evidently, the battle was inconclusive, as Muwatallis subsequently advanced as far south as Damascus, and the Hittites maintained their ascendancy in Syria.
