Sentence examples for applications in the wake of from inspiring English sources

Duke sent out 50 job applications in the wake of the announcement, and hasn't had an interview for one of them.

The timeline offered in the appendix of the report shows the heightened scrutiny began in February 2010, before the agency received a deluge of applications in the wake of the Supreme Court's Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision.

The NICE guidance is a useful basis for clinical practice, but in their communications with GPs, for example in referral letters and at educational events, rheumatologists in South Yorkshire identified some uncertainty about its detailed application in the wake of rapidly-evolving new evidence on the risks and benefits of tNSAIDs and COX-2 inhibitors.

The high court application comes in the wake of Hancock's suspension from the Liberal Democrats on Wednesday.

The university's application was approved in the wake of renewed government efforts to resolve a quarter-century of armed separatist conflict through democratic means.

The potential applications are far-reaching in the wake of the previously unrecognized feature on harnessing the highly excited states, which are then realized by several new designs endowed with this unique property.

One of our graduate student fellows finds new applications for old lessons learned in the wake of World War II.

The company is one of a new breed of consumer facing financial applications and services that have launched in the wake of the financial crisis to tackle what they see as a generational shift in financial management.

NSA applications reportedly fell by one-third in the wake of these disclosures, and the NSA was apparently disinvited from conferences at which it had recruited in the past….

The Met conceded that its application was neither "appropriate or proportionate" in the wake of the decision by the home secretary, Theresa May, to order a public inquiry into the undercover infiltration of a political group.

Phillips said: "Not only have we had to battle against low budgets and minimal preparation time, but the club has also had to contend with what has, in its view, been the application of unfair and disproportionate sanctions in the wake of the Mike Scott incident and the consequent five-point deduction at what was a critical stage of the season.