Sentence examples for which subsequently proved from inspiring English sources

At the time, they said she was inside, and people saw a woman with a gun, which subsequently proved to be bullshit.

Harding said the media had spent too much time analysing election polls – which subsequently proved to be way off the mark – with too much "coalitionology" as a result and not enough discussion of policies.

His 34 not out balanced risk and reward intelligently, steering Surrey to a competitive 173-7, which subsequently proved enough, especially as he and fellow spinner, Gareth Batty shared six overs and four wickets for the concession of just 41 runs.

Correction 18 June 2014: An earlier version of this story was based on the reported abduction of 12 women, which subsequently proved not to be true.

From the first navigations of the Southern Ocean in the 16th century, lands which subsequently proved to be nonexistent had from time to time been reported in these waters.

The data further indicated Dr. Michael Snyder to be at an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, despite having no known family history of the disease, which subsequently proved true.

"Nor can it take action just because a decision is made which subsequently proves to be a wrong decision," the report added.

The bacterial B0419 protein was depleted during HR process, which is subsequently proved to work as a molecular tag in distinguishing natural infection and BGs immunization through ELISA.

It could be argued therefore that had CTCA been used in this group, approximately 25% of the invasive coronary angiography examinations which were subsequently proved to be normal could have been avoided.

The cells were isolated shortly before initiation of treatment with a regimen consisting of bortezomib, cyclophosphamide, and dexamethasone, to which the patient subsequently proved to be clinically resistant.

In 1983, Bendectin®, the only FDA-approved drug for NVP, was removed from the market by its manufacturer due to legal costs based on claims of teratogenicity, which were subsequently proven to be unsubstantiated.