Sentence examples for subsequently from the from inspiring English sources

An etymologist suggested the word was derived from the German verb "knudeln," "to cuddle," and subsequently from the dumpling "Knoedel".

Subsequently, from the 17th century on, the tendency toward a new, natural-law conception of the relationship between state and church began to develop.

The result would be huge efficiency savings, initially from the scale of production and subsequently from the Southwest Airlines model of running just one basic type of aircraft across 90% of the fleet.

We have ascertained subsequently from the people who are party to that conversation that by nobody's reckoning could it be deemed to have been used in a jokey fashion.

Having fought for freedom from his parents, in particular from his domineering and much loved father, Herman, and subsequently from the inherited strictures of his Jewishness (magnificently, by writing Portnoy's Complaint), Roth had found himself married at 25 to Maggie Williams, who worked in an office job at the University of Chicago, where Roth had studied for an MA.

Dislocations initiate first near the bottom of the cantilever and subsequently from the top.

Subsequently, from 1899 to 1941, the president of the United States appointed Navy officers to serve as governors and oversea the construction of naval facilities.

Chavis was subsequently fired from the NAACP after diverting more than $300,000 to settle a sexual harassment charge.

Slager was charged with murder and subsequently fired from the department after the video's release.

Hence, subsequently from theoretical considerations, the likely reasons are investigated.

He was subsequently fired from the police department and is currently on paid leave after appealing the termination.