Sentence examples for subsequently practiced from inspiring English sources

He was admitted to the bar in 1962 and subsequently practiced law in San Francisco and Sacramento, California.

He subsequently practiced as a rhetorician, not, it appears, for financial gain, but for personal pleasure, all the while privately pursuing what he called the irresistible itch of writing, chipping out the verses that eventually made him immortal.

He subsequently practiced law with his brother Clifford Sifton in Brandon, Manitoba, where he was also active in municipal politics.

The Marine tanks and two companies of the 158th Infantry Regiment subsequently practiced tank-infantry cooperation from 13 to 15 January; during this period the 112th Cavalry continued to conduct patrols into Japanese-held areas.

We acquire habits of conduct, not by constructing a way of living upon rules or precepts learned by heart and subsequently practiced, but by living with people who habitually behave in a certain manner: we acquire habits of conduct in the same way as we acquire our native language.

We should consider the way Quality of Care bureaucracies are constituted and, subsequently, practiced or 'put into practice'.

In order to do this effectively, this paper argues that designers need to be introduced to a set of skills and capacities that go beyond the traditional design competencies and implementing these skills will require a shift in how designers are taught as students and subsequently practice as professionals.

These practitioners are recognized as a type of medical doctor by the South Korean public, however, Oriental medical doctors and other medical doctors are educated, and subsequently practice, in a separate system.

Subsequently, practices and collaborating pharmacies are assigned to group B or C, depending upon whether the collaborating pharmacists have completed a certified training program on performing medication reviews in the Netherlands [ 19, 20], or not, respectively.

Subsequently, the students practiced the skill in pairs, either on each other or using training materials (medical phantoms and low fidelity simulations e.g. intravenous practice arms).

Subsequently the practice was to be responsible for most of the buildings required for the railway.