Sentence examples for subsequently turn from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM CARA: How does it affect you to work with and meet journalists/activists who subsequently turn up dead?

It would be a mistake to attribute all ratings that subsequently turn out to be wrong to negligence.

The indemnity fund would protect pharmaceutical companies developing new drugs that might subsequently turn out to have side-effects, but need to be licensed urgently.

Under the old regime, some foreign bank managers were given free holidays on luxury tourist resorts on the islands, he said, which might have made it "hard for those managers to subsequently turn down risky or inappropriate credit requests".

This question will return at greater amplification should Pogba win a Champions League-winner's medal next month, should he subsequently turn up at a bigger club than Juventus, join Manchester City or, as is still just about conceivable, should United buy him back at an absurd price.

They are also bringing in clawback systems that allow them to recover some or all of bonuses if the deals on which these were based subsequently turn sour.One person at Morgan Stanley who did not get a rise in salary was its boss, John Mack, whose base pay will remain at $800,000 a year.

He subsequently turned up at the Skeltons' house unannounced.

The e-mail was subsequently turned over to Gibson, Dunn.

It subsequently turned out that Corbyn had overdeclared by £270.

He wrote a story about it, "What Mad Pursuit," which he subsequently turned into the play.

Still true, but opening strongly is not enough if hardly anyone subsequently turns up.