Sentence examples for subsequently step from inspiring English sources

Previous research has highlighted differences between older adults determined to be at a low-risk of falling (low-risk) and older adults prone to falling (high-risk) in both where and when they look at stepping targets and the precision with which they subsequently step.

At least Jim Bentley, Morecambe's manager, had the consolation of seeing Louis Saha – "a hero of mine" – subsequently step off Sunderland's bench.

So, two decades later, when Davies was being touted as a possible Deputy Governor of the Bank of England by New Labour, he was able to take a firm stand: in effect, he said he would consider the job only if he could have a reasonable assurance that he would subsequently step up to succeed the incumbent Governor Eddie George.

Subsequently step 4: complement, phagocytic activity.

Subsequently (step 5; studies were translated into each other) each study was re-examined and assessed for its relevance to these key concepts.

Subsequently, step experiments were performed for different API concentrations, screw speeds and screw designs.

Choudhry subsequently stepped down as dean but remained on the faculty.

But Deutsche's private-banking division subsequently stepped in, "lending well over $300 million to Trump entities in the following years".

A4E's founder, Emma Harrison, has subsequently stepped down as David Cameron's "families tsar" and from the board of A4E.

This supervisor, Major Cliff McWhite, was later promoted to lieutenant colonel by the city's police commissioner, Anthony Batts, but subsequently stepped down and was charged with theft in 2014.

In a sign of the barmy political times, there is not a single leader of a major UK party who fought the 2015 election that has not subsequently stepped down.