Sentence examples for subsequently secured from inspiring English sources
The Clintons subsequently secured financing from a commercial bank.
Chenault subsequently secured partnerships with more than 85 banks in more than 90 countries by 2005.
Mr. Siddiqui, the junior trader, subsequently secured sham "independent" marks from a friend who worked at a small investment bank.
Several swanky malls in the city centre subsequently secured court orders to bar suspicious-looking youths from entry.Mall-owners and shopkeepers have reason to be wary.
Typically, 2 3 pellets, each weighted ~ 0.2 g, were wrapped into a platinum foil (Sigma Aldrich, 99.99% trace metal basis), which was subsequently secured into a stainless-steel tube (Swagelok, 3/8-inch diameter).
It was surely that iconic performance, captured in the film of the event, which subsequently secured his invitation to play at Bill Clinton's inauguration in 1993, two years after receiving the Peace Abbey Courage of Conscience Award.
Baggio Husidic was introduced as Gerrard's replacement, with LA subsequently securing a comprehensive 3-1 win over their west coast rivals.
Our first meeting at the House of Lords was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening and subsequently securing Scie to speak at my next event was a fantastic outcome, I'm thrilled they'll be there.
But I did, at my mother's request, subsequently secure the last copy of Lennon's Shaved Fish compilation of greatest hits at the old Boots store in Church Street.
In Australia, the higher education contribution scheme (the fees that students pay back after graduation) has different pricing bands related partly to the costs of provision and partly to the financial returns the graduates subsequently secure.
If two parties wish to safely communicate over an insecure channel, one method they may use is to first run an authenticated key exchange protocol over this channel so as to jointly and secretly construct a cryptographically strong session key that can serve to subsequently secure further bulk communication.
