Sentence examples for subsequently speech from inspiring English sources

Late diagnosis of the cleft palate (CP) could initially result in feeding and growth impairment, and subsequently speech and hearing problems later in life.

It is seven score years and ten since Abraham Lincoln delivered a very short, and subsequently famous, speech thereafter known as the Gettysburg Address.

The researcher subsequently assessed speech fluency, social-conversational skills, and whether the child had a positive self-image/confidence about speech, using the recordings and notes taken at the home visit.

Neuroimaging investigations using such sine-wave analogues have recently provided evidence for distinct cortical responses in left posterior temporal regions when experiencing the same stimuli initially as nonspeech versus subsequently as speech (Dehaene-Lambertz et al. 2005; Dufor et al. 2007).

After that, the segregated voiced speech is subsequently removed along with the periodic portions of interference from the mixture.

That speech was subsequently published in The American Scholar as "Solitude and Leadership".

Here I think the report is weak and reflects the caution displayed by Ed Balls in his Conference speech and subsequently.

The secret speech, although subsequently read to groups of party activists and "closed" local party meetings, was never officially made public.

Subsequently he used his speech to the UN general assembly last September to draw attention to the trauma that has been suffered by the Somalis, and appealed to their sense of humanity and responsibility.

Engla land designated the home of all three tribes collectively, and both King Alfred (known as Alfred the Great) and Abbot Aelfric, author and grammarian, subsequently referred to their speech as Englisc.

In the latter sense, dao may refer to a philosophical tradition: a thinker's disciples maintain his dao, which they subsequently transmit (in both speech and writing) to their own students, and so forth.