Sentence examples for subsequently managed from inspiring English sources
Groups were classified according to their initial management that is, first planned management strategy thus some infants in the operative primary fascial closure group were subsequently managed with a preformed silo and vice versa.
He added: "Boris subsequently managed to resolve his financial problems".
The Cameroon army subsequently managed to free 20 of the hostages.
He subsequently managed Mr. McCain's 1992 Senate campaign and served as a top aide to his 2000 presidential campaign.
Mexico, a musician and poet who was a student in Beijing and subsequently managed a night club, has assumed a pseudonym to avoid trouble with the Chinese authorities.
To examine the reasons for failed prehospital endotracheal intubation (ETI) and to identify how the airway was subsequently managed in the emergency department (ED).
The fishery was subsequently managed using a harvest control rule (HCR) that triggered only when a significant deviation in the indicator trend was detected by the DI-CUSUM.
At Liverpool City Council I was responsible for a number of key projects: leading a £23m capital restoration of St George's Hall (arguably the finest neo-classical building in Europe); managing heritage projects as part of the management team for Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture (2008); and subsequently, managing the city's £4m investment programme into its arts organisations.
As such, fatigue assessment methods play a critical role in identifying and subsequently managing fatigue in offshore operators.
That means Ferdinand, who has 5.93m Twitter followers, will definitely miss today's west London derby against the Premier League leaders, Chelsea, regardless of whether he subsequently manages to have the sanction rescinded or reduced on appeal.
After serving Presbyterian parishes in New Rochelle, NY and West End Presbyterian Church in New York City, he became professor of religion at Lindenwood College in St. Charles, MO, and subsequently managing editor of The Christian Century magazine in Chicago.
