After that, from then on.
The word 'thereafter' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to talk about a time or event that comes after another one. For example: "We will review the results of the survey, and thereafter make a decision about our next steps.".
But the greater significance of that day in Dallas – beyond the arguments about the grassy knoll and the Zapruder film – is the effect the killing had on how the Kennedy presidency would be viewed thereafter.
Chris Patten – who must stay – and Tim Davie should be allowed to respond to the evidence that emerges from the various inquiries and thereafter make what are going to be very difficult judgments.
Ashya – The Untold Story will be broadcast on BBC1 in the South at 7.30pm on Friday 10 April, available nationally on BBC iPlayer thereafter.
The letter from Oliphant to Valcke reads: "In view of the decision by the South African government that an amount of USD 10million from the organising committee's future operational budget funding and thereafter advances the amount to the Diaspora Legacy Programme.
The Brazilian's WhoScored.com rating has soared from a modest 6.83 before Christmas to 7.84 thereafter and a continuation of that form will be key.
Thereafter the demonisation of independent journalism gathered pace.
Stevens clung on until July 1999, aged 63, and entertained himself thereafter as rich peers do, playing golf - a lifelong passion - and making political mischief.
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