Sentence examples for thereafter gained from inspiring English sources
The kindergarten plan to meet the educational needs of children between the ages of four and six or seven through the agency of play thereafter gained widespread acceptance.
R fed does lost 40 g/day from kidding to week 10 and thereafter gained 38 g/day.
The great meeting in Bergen soon after however renewed the division of the Norwegian kingdom with Skule, who thereafter gained control of the northern third of the country instead of the east, in what marked a setback despite his military victory.
Unlike males, females displayed initial muscle wasting but thereafter gained weight (significantly higher W H ratios) with prolonged treatment.
The society the first of its kind in the nation inducts former postdoctoral fellows, postdoctoral degree recipients, house staff, and junior or visiting faculty who have served at least a year at Johns Hopkins, and thereafter gained marked distinction elsewhere in their fields and for whom at least five years have elapsed since ending their service at Johns Hopkins.
Consumers who proved they owned a copy of a given disc, by inserting it into their PC while visiting the site, would thereafter gain access to that music from the MP3.com computers.
In contrast, fattening pigs (weighing 117 138 kg when 26 weeks old, depending on their feeding regime) gain little weight during the first 7 weeks, but thereafter gain weight rapidly (Köhn et al. 2007).
Soon thereafter Murad gained full control and acted swiftly and ruthlessly.
Thereafter, the gained insights from step one and two are consolidated into a conceptual process model that has a strong regard to preexisting knowledge.
In the post-Oslo world, most particularly following the failure of US President Bill Clinton's Camp David summit in 2000 and the second intifada which followed shortly thereafter, Hamas gained power and influence as Israel clamped down on the Palestinian Authority, which it accused of sponsoring deadly attacks.
He returned to the United States in 1832 to open the new school in Boston, and soon thereafter the school gained national fame through newspaper and magazine reports and through public exhibitions of the pupils' skills in reading and music.
