Synonym: following, later, next, supersonic. Similar words: consequently, sequence, consequence, in consequence, frequent, frequently, frequency, influential. Meaning: ['sʌbsɪkwənt] adj. following in time or order.
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121. While many of the subsequent developments are to be welcomed, certain cautionary notes should be sounded.
122. Subsequent pages may have a header containing the name of the journal and the date of publication.
123. Nevertheless, the subsequent press reviews demonstrated that no Smiths backlash was in motion.
124. In other words, cash limits were not expected to be adjusted during the subsequent year to take account of inflation.
125. The prevalence of active chronic gastritis and subsequent gastric atrophy increases with age.
126. They were classified as successes of treatment as subsequent radiological examination had been normal.
126. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
127. Our subsequent telephone conversation was a study in plain language, but McFarlane held his ground and made no apologies.
128. Furthermore, such migrated oil is likely to have been displaced by subsequent migrating gas.
129. New commitments from the sustainable development plan would be incorporated in the White Paper's tables for subsequent monitoring.
130. Home recordings produced physiological data from 34 of 61 patients during subsequent clinical events.
131. A reconsideration of these moves us on to a more analytical plane, and points the way forward to discussion in subsequent chapters.
132. Care on discharge A carefully planned programme of subsequent care should be arranged before a patient is discharged from psychiatric inpatient treatment.
133. After his party's heavy defeat in the subsequent general election, Ellis stayed on as chief whip.
134. However, a private practice background, either during or after articles, is no bar to subsequent progress in local government.
135. Subsequent programmes will be received only by subscribers, who will be supplied with a decoder.
136. Though his subsequent report did not directly criticize Campbell, it did attack the overall structure of the police and judiciary.
137. Real's punishment was to play subsequent matches behind closed doors.
138. However, subsequent days saw mutual accusations of firing on the border region.
139. They argue, as others have done, that screening is appropriate because bone density is related to subsequent risk of fracture.
140. Subsequent studies confirmed that a high-fibre diet increases stool bulk and shortens gut transit.
141. No doubt many middle aged and older people our area will remember the original railway before its closure and subsequent preservation.
142. A classic example of cognitive processes is that of animal memory and the demonstration of subsequent decisions based thereon.
143. Where a guardian ad litem is not appointed initially there is power to appoint at any subsequent stage in the proceedings.
144. The winning coalition of line managers would become prophetic as they were to become more dominant in subsequent meetings.
145. Confirmation of influence is provided by subsequent citation of that paper.
146. Their subsequent revival and belated acceptance into the rock fold was one of the period's more surprising reversals.
147. The prey then became the bait for a subsequent round of testing.
148. In a subsequent appeal to the House of Lords, the Court of Appeal's decision was affirmed.
149. At subsequent Forest Eyres in other counties the judges were clearly determined to raise large sums by fining the forest landowners.
150. Furthermore, many patients given streptokinase produce neutralising antibodies after the first exposure, which reduces effectiveness on subsequent use.
More similar words: consequently, sequence, consequence, in consequence, frequent, frequently, frequency, influential, equipment, equivalent, requirement, observe, observer, entertainment, sentiment, cubs, observation, subsidy, subsist, substance, subscriber, substantial, substantially, equip, equity, request, require, required, adequate, equation.