How do you use the word subsequent in a sentence?

Answer 1

(subsequently is used to denote causation i.e. something happened because of something else)

The pupil was being rather disruptive and subsequently was sent to the headmaster.

The employee worked longer hours, and subsequently received a bonus on his paycheck.

Public outrage subsequently led to a new law defining the crime.

Answer 2

(Subsequent refers to any instances that happen after a specific instance. For example, for any given year, a year after that is a subsequent year. It is also used to mean "following" when one action stems from another action.)

"This class begins on Friday, June 15th, and will meet every subsequent Friday for 5 weeks."

"The election and the subsequent challenge proved unsettling to the voters."