Sentence examples for aftermath of student from inspiring English sources
Even if the story is a fallacy its potential to be true in the aftermath of student protests and the case of Jody McIntyre, and the death of Mark Duggan, reflects how the expectation held by many of the police as an abuser rather than a servant of the public can be devastating.
Human Acts by Han Kang (Granta) The author of the well received The Vegetarian explores the tragic aftermath of a student uprising in 1980 South Korea.
In the immediate aftermath of the student protests, the House of Commons joint committee on human rights investigated these events and reported in May 2011.
In the aftermath of the students' departure from school, they received numerous threats from other students.
A once self-proclaimed accidental academic who has always had one foot in and one foot out of where I work, I accepted the president's call to join his Task Force and committed to seriously working at the institutional level in the aftermath of the students' uprisings in 2015.
In the aftermath of the concert, student government President Sam Tracy told HuffPost that the student group made a mistake when it attempted to ban certain songs from the performance.
In the aftermath of the 1968 student uprising, de Bary chaired the Executive Committee of the newly formed Columbia University Senate.
But the book came in the aftermath of the 1989 student unrest, and was at first deemed too biting and satirical to publish, according to Howard Goldblatt, Mr. Mo's American translator.
Benjamin Tang, a recent graduate of the University of Texas who is fluent in Chinese and who has lived in Taiwan, traveled to Beijing to observe the aftermath of last summer's student massacre.
The answers can be found in the aftermath of the 2010 student revolt.
Scholars in Hong Kong are growing concerned that the territory's cherished academic freedom is coming under renewed attack from China in the aftermath of last year's student-led pro-democracy protests.
