Sentence examples for thereafter it started from inspiring English sources
But thereafter it started to lag ever farther behind the United States (and kept losing its lead over Japan).The effect is most alarming on the Mediterranean rim.
Similar effect was also observed in case of polymer fluid, which has shown an increment in Marsh viscosity of fluid up to a certain pH value and thereafter it started decreasing, for both the lower as well as higher concentration of polymer and the optimum dose of NaOH in the case of bentonite and polymer is 0.1 and 0.05 % respectively.
Thereafter it started to decline.
In human liver transplantation, the peak of HMGB1 serum levels was observed 10 min after reperfusion; thereafter, it started to decrease progressively within 1-2 hours [ 91].
In women, the incidence of gout remained low before the age of 40, but thereafter it started to increase rapidly, reaching a peak incidence at the age band of 80 to 84 years.
Fraction of low angle grain boundaries (LAB) is observed to increase with strain up to total engineering strain of 1.3 thereafter it starts decreasing whereas, high angle grain boundaries showed just the opposite trend.
Subject's mean ages were selected based on the mortality rate in the Jordanian population, which is approximately constant from childhood to late forties, thereafter, it starts gradually inclining to reach maximum in late seventies [ 24].
Thereafter it starts to get better as you learn to cope with the symptoms.
Even if the economic recovery continues at a healthy clip, with annual GDP growth averaging about four per cent over the next five years, the budget deficit, currently running at about $1.55 trillion, will still be $700 billion in fiscal 2014, and thereafter it will start climbing again, reaching $1 trillion in 2020.
Shortly thereafter I started drinking so much that I checked myself into rehab here for eight weeks.
Thereafter I started to notice that "tireless" and "tirelessly" were cropping up all over the place, often in works of considerable literary merit.
