Sentence examples for the subsequent speeches from inspiring English sources

But the subsequent speeches by Mr. Morsi and Mr. Ban refocused attention on it.

Over on Twitter, where Trump turns to read and retweet supportive statements and memes, often from fringe right-wing sources, the statements—and the subsequent speeches Trump has made echoing those lines—have sparked a predicable backlash.

The subsequent speech when Benedick reasons himself into marriage climaxes in what I always thought was the infallibly funny line, "No, the world must be peopled".

Alan Milburn's recent report and the subsequent speech by Peter Mandelson propelled the issue of access to higher education on to the front pages.

By that the official meant Ms. Bhutto's insistence on holding a rally, General Musharraf's decision to barricade her in her house, and the subsequent speech by Ms. Bhutto to the nation that was broadcast on official Pakistani television.

The subsequent speech when Benedick reasons himself into marriage climaxes in what I always thought was the infallibly funny line, "No, the world must be peopled". Delivered, as it is here, by the well-seasoned Earl Jones it falls flat as a pancake.

In order to compensate for these losses and to obtain results exceeding those of ICA alone, we suggest the use of uncertainty-of-observation techniques for the subsequent speech recognition.

Super PACs were created after the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, and the subsequent Speech Now vs. FEC ruling, opened the door to unlimited, independent corporate and union spending in elections.

Finally, a number of children had only presented with symptoms of late speech development, and during the subsequent speech therapy, some speech therapists were able to recognise the cleft soon after the treatment had started, while others had not even detected the cleft in a situation where they had been working with the patient for years.

There is a raging debate currently underway in the progressive community over the extent to which the president either has or has not lived up to the promises delivered during the 2008 campaign and in subsequent speeches.

That view has been echoed in subsequent speeches by Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed's chairman.