Sentence examples for thereafter maybe from inspiring English sources

Pancreatic cancer mortality increased since the 1970s, leveled-off in correspondence to the peak of lung cancer in mid-1990s, to increase thereafter, maybe, in association with the increase of diabetes prevalence [ 26].

But for moderate levels of warming, such as can be expected over the next half century (and maybe thereafter if humanity finds a way to stabilise emission levels and atmospheric carbon), mobility matters a lot.That is not entirely encouraging.

He said his church would have a lookout posted at the door of the church on Sunday mornings "until [the gunman] is apprehended and maybe even thereafter".

Iran tells Iraqi politicians it would like Mr Maliki to stay in office until the parliamentary elections in 2014 but maybe not thereafter.

Grand Theft Auto IV is supposedly coming out for the PS3 (and maybe exclusively thereafter?), but you wouldn't know it listening to Microsoft.

All that may sound like a trend forecaster's dream, but, trust us, it's happening in 2015 — or maybe soon thereafter.

I'd pay $2,819 the first month, and 5 percent of the cost of the drug thereafter — $563 a month or maybe $561.

An oft-repeated prediction of an IBM executive shortly thereafter was that he foresaw a market for maybe a half dozen of what some people called electronic brains.

Maybe some patients tested a triptan but thereafter they do not require it again.

Dumb babies, maybe, but oh so smart, oh so soon thereafter.

Maybe you get one boom and bust, but thereafter it should be clear that high values in coastal cities aren't sustainable, because they just shift demand to Phoenix or Houston.But housing across cities isn't perfectly substitutable.