Sentence examples for why subsequently from inspiring English sources

One mystery is why they were both promoted to principal this spring; another is why subsequently they have both danced with less, not more, freshness.

It is harder to understand why he subsequently wrote about them so destructively, wrecking friendships with zeal.

We feel for her when she loses her baby and we understand why she subsequently lies to her husband.

Respondents believed that this was why she subsequently died.

Why did they subsequently decline?

Mandela did, of course, stand down and, when asked subsequently why he had done so, replied with a mischievous grin: "Because the Mail & Guardian told me to".

That is why Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Loral (subsequently bought by Lockheed Martin) bought units making "black boxes" from the companies that wanted to quit defence.Looking to the future, demand for "platforms"—aeroplanes, ships and vehicles is likely to fall.

While secrecy about the Fascist origins of the papacy's wealth might have been understandable in wartime, what is less clear is why the Vatican subsequently continued to maintain secrecy about its holdings in Britain, even after its financial structure was reorganised in 1999.

Immigrants who finish off an academic education are often an exception in their own environment, which is why they are subsequently expected to make a lot of money--as a lawyer or doctor or something else glamorous.

One of the original architects of the program explained to me why Guantánamo was subsequently established as an interrogation center: "The Department of Defense simply thought they could do it better than the Egyptians or whoever".

Some believe MDSCs are beneficial to the septic host and that the absence of activated MDSCs is the reason why some patients subsequently succumb to nosocomial infection.