Sentence examples for be vindicated after from inspiring English sources

The company appeared to be vindicated after the gangbuster iPhone 4 sales that followed.

Such a right as just compensation for the taking of private property may be vindicated after the act in terms of money.

His lawyer, Lawrence Berger, predicted that his client would be vindicated after a hearing to appeal the decision to dismiss him.

I don't know whether it's a determination to be vindicated after being proved wrong over and over again for several years or some other reason, but it's time to let it go.

For its part, Macy's said in a prepared statement, "We believed from the onset that Ms. Pacitti's claims were frivolous and that we will be vindicated after the trial".

Finally, he would be vindicated after decades of letdowns and clashes with law enforcement.

"He was vindicated after his death".

The manager's faith in his player was vindicated after a mere six minutes.

The head of the International Paralympic Committee said the organisation's firm anti-doping stance has been vindicated after the court of arbitration for sport dismissed Russia's appeal against their exclusion from next month's Paralympic Games in Rio.

Contribute with Guardian Witness A 27-year fight for truth by the families of the 96 people killed at the Hillsborough football stadium has been vindicated after new inquests into the disaster determined that they had been unlawfully killed.

Bolton boss Dougie Freedman says his faith in his players was vindicated after their first win of the season.