Sentence examples for subsequently qualified from inspiring English sources

After graduating from Imperial College, Paul subsequently qualified as a chartered engineer and as an accountant.

Vavilov's insight (which was subsequently qualified by other researchers) became the basis for national claims of sovereignty over seeds.

The qualification for the following year's European Championship extended to the next Home International Championship and almost inevitably the Scots came up short, gallant runners-up to England, who subsequently qualified.

They subsequently qualified for France 98 and have not missed a World Cup since.

At Oxford he attended the sentential lectures of Richard FitzRalph (1328 1329), and subsequently qualified to read the Sentences.

Concerned about misinterpretation of his call to arms, Ayatollah Sistani's office subsequently qualified his statement by warning his supporters against "any behaviour that has a sectarian or a nationalist character that may harm the cohesion of the Iraqi people".

Should Iceland win they will definitely retain second place in Group E and subsequently qualify for the World Cup play-offs.

The guidance is not used to determine whether someone should be sanctioned in the first place (the rules are clear that if a claimants has breached conditionality they will face sanctions) but whether they should subsequently qualify for hardship payments.

First, maternity leave may induce a return to work for those women who would otherwise have left the labour market altogether for a lengthy period of time.3 In addition, as argued by Ruhm (1998), women that would not otherwise participate in the labour market may choose to be active prior to childbirth in order to subsequently qualify for maternity leave benefits.

Subsequently, he qualified in the National Eligibility Test conducted jointly by the University Grants Commission of India and the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research of India, and carried out his research work in the Department of Mathematics of JU and received his PhD (Science) degree in Mathematics in 2004.

Turnbull subsequently gave qualified support to Abbott's climate change policy, arguing that while it was inferior to an ETS in principle, it was preferable to the government's approach of delaying action until 2013.