Sentence examples for subsequently gaining from inspiring English sources

Mr. da Silva, a former factory worker known as Lula, is the favorite heading into the runoff after narrowly missing a first-round victory and subsequently gaining the support of leading opponents.

The land continued to be worked, with successive transfers of ownership, for almost a thousand years, until in 1923 it was purchased from the  Duke of Devonshire by the council and designated as an allotment, subsequently gaining statutory protection under the Allotments Act of 1925.

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When a fracture of the finger is intraarticular in nature, it adds another dimension to the rehabilitation program, as the joint space is affected and subsequently gaining motion can be a challenge.

In addition, translation of research findings still suffers a large lag time between initially capturing data in the field and subsequently gaining access to relevant public health information.

Such programmatic actions would contribute to achieving universal health coverage and subsequently gaining improved health outcomes in Bangladesh and other developing countries where volunteer CHWs are commonly used to serve the under privileged communities.

It is not a simultaneous catch if a player gains control first and an opponent subsequently gains joint control.

But he subsequently gained a new one, also at Salamanca; a second denunciation, in 1582, did not succeed.

Loewenthal first called on Seidlitz three weeks ago saying he had verbal greetings from a New York friend and subsequently gained the confidence of Mr. and Mrs. Seidlitz.

A Hollywood producer and friend of Bill Clinton, Harry Thomason, urged him to pardon two Arkansas men convicted of tax evasion who subsequently gained clemency.

Part of the rule in question states that, "It is not a simultaneous catch if a player gains control first and an opponent subsequently gains control".