Sentence examples for and particularly in the wake of from inspiring English sources
In the past decade, and particularly in the wake of the Standing Rock protests, storage rooms and stacks have become sites of quiet rebellion.
The politics of scandal have not been successful in tipping the partisan balance of power in Washington during the Clinton administration And particularly in the wake of Sept. 11, this stuff seems pretty trivial".
But for all the variation, a movement has occurred in recent years, and particularly in the wake of the school shootings in recent months, for schools to crack down, tighten up and raise their guard.
The idea that many workers reaching their mid and late 60s think they are too young to retire and, particularly in the wake of the recession, may have no choice but to keep working, is not particularly new.
The desire to dampen the Democratic vote after 2006 — and particularly in the wake of President Obama's election — prompted six states to decide, virtually simultaneously, to pass voter ID laws.
You have to admire Berger's courage and tenacity, particularly in the wake of fellow politician Jo Cox's murder.
Up to 115 people die every hour in Africa from diseases linked to contaminated drinking water and poor sanitation, particularly in the wake of conflicts and environmental disasters.
Perceptions of bankers and fund managers, particularly in the wake of Bernard Madoff, are very different now.
Particularly in the wake of the Arab Spring and with social media spreading across Africa, a more responsive government is seen as assuring continuity of both policy and regimes.
It is a trend, both deliberate and inadvertent, to delegitimize Israel — to turn it into a pariah state, particularly in the wake of the Gaza war.
