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Meanings of subsequently in English

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Happening at a time subsequent to a reference time.

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Usage of subsequently in English
1
A disproportionate result was that the Protestant minority would subsequently rule Ireland.
The Irish Times
2
However, the TSA subsequently had to issue a statement on the subject.
The Irish Times
3
Indonesian diplomats who visited her subsequently said she was in good health.
Reuters
4
However, the Pensions Board subsequently raised concerns about the Labour Court proposal.
The Irish Times
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He said: I cannot justify the way this information was subsequently handled.
The Guardian
6
Wilson was arrested and subsequently charged following a question and answer interview.
Jamaica Observer
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China and Russia subsequently asked for more time to consider the proposal.
Radio NZ
8
It subsequently outlined how it would improve food safety and quality control.
Reuters
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The latter method was easier to use and was, therefore, subsequently adopted.
Pubmed
10
Facebook subsequently altered its data-retention policies as a result of the case.
The Guardian
11
In 2008, they subsequently collapsed as the global financial crisis took hold.
The Irish Times
12
Democrats have subsequently raised questions about a possible Trump conflict of interest.
Reuters
13
The Government subsequently froze these increases for staff in the public sector.
The Irish Times
14
Authorities, including police, subsequently went to the mobile home park in Westville.
Reuters
15
Person-to-person spread was subsequently reported outside Hubei and in countries outside China.
Radio NZ
16
He was not able to subsequently prevent the election of D'Amato, however.
The new yorker
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