Sentence examples for were subsequently involved from inspiring English sources

The result indicated that carboxyl groups played the main role in the initial stage of nitrogen doping into graphene while hydroxyls were subsequently involved and promoted the nitrogen doping in the late stage of the reaction.

Two SASR advisory and liaison officers were attached with the US 10th Mountain Division to help plan the division's air assault operations, and were subsequently involved in heavy fighting after the unit they were with became pinned down and took a number of casualties.

They were subsequently involved in a number of actions, including an incident on 21 May when they were flown to the scene of a downed Canadian civilian helicopter 20 km north of Mogadishu to protect the crew, and another on 16 August when they were involved in a skirmish during a convoy which resulted in two Somalis being killed after one of them aimed an AK-47 at the Australians.

He was subsequently involved in venture capital investments.

He was subsequently involved in other restaurant brands, such as Strada, Belgo and Giraffe.

Becker was subsequently involved in public hearings to determine the safety of a 765-kilovolt power line in upstate New York.

However, his own political allegiance was with the left, and he was subsequently involved in Tony Blair's New Labour project, becoming a Labour peer in 1995.

It was subsequently involved in anti-death-penalty campaigns in New Mexico, Connecticut, and Maryland, the three states that have abolished capital punishment since 2009.

Universal was subsequently involved in a series of acquisitions, and in 2004 the company (as part of Vivendi Universal Entertainment) merged with the National Broadcasting Co., Inc., to form NBC Universal.

The actor was subsequently involved in a furore over an advice column he contributed to lads' magazine Zoo in which a reader was told to cut his ex-girlfriend's face to help him get over their split.

Corinth was subsequently involved in most of the political conflicts of Greece, but chiefly as a pawn in the struggles of more powerful city-states because of the strategic value of its citadel.