Sentence examples for subsequently valuable from inspiring English sources

This system was supposed to be effectively applied into a supermarket energy control system where cooling, heating and electricity power are simultaneously required and subsequently, valuable test results have been produced.

The Oxford swim team encouraged him to join its ranks, and he subsequently earned most valuable player honors and a Blue jacket, the British equivalent of a varsity letter.

MR. DODD: Does the name Melmer mean anything to you? THOMS: Melmer was the name of the SS man who subsequently brought these valuables to the Reichsbank.

Subsequently – and showing how valuable the business is – Microsoft accused Google of misleading customers; only one particular flavour of Google Apps had passed FISMA, not the version being offered to government.

He has admitted a string of charges, including helping a foiled plot to bomb restaurants, pubs and railway stations in Britain, and has subsequently provided authorities with valuable information about the worldwide terrorist network.

Formate can subsequently be split into valuable H2 and CO2.

Logged-out forests were subsequently 'enriched' with economically valuable tree species, especially during forest restoration initiatives.

She subsequently was stripped of valuable materials and left as a breakwater, remaining there to this day.

As in many areas of scientific investigation, the "wheat", i.e. the observations deemed valuable and subsequently reported, may simply be chance findings that are to be expected if a large amount of data is analyzed.

In conclusion, the successful prepared magnetic nanocomposite indicated high efficient performance to pyrolyze waste tires into valuable products and subsequently to adsorb mercury ions from aqueous wastes.

But while conceding "serious problems" within the torture program, the CIA contends that some of the detainees whom it tortured – 39, according to the Senate – subsequently produced intelligence it considered valuable or that helped avert terrorist attacks.