Sentence examples for built in the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Then she referred to how the European project was built in the aftermath of the 20th century's conflicts, leading to a union that has put its "faith in the cohesive effect of shared values".

BoKlok, Ikea's system, is so far used for small houses rather than towers, so is unlikely to become quite so negatively stereotyped – nearer, perhaps, to the often well-loved Prefabs built in the aftermath of bombing in the 1940s.

Along the riverbank, a few surviving clapboard buildings provide a pared-back contrast to the ornate 19th-century piles built in the aftermath of the fire that destroyed much of the old city in 1827.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 — Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbuiltospinal, builthen the aftermath of the Watts riots and one of the few hospitals serving the poorest residents of South Los Angeles, is headed for closing after federal regulators found Friday that it was unable to meet minimum standards for patient care.

The Red Cross of Cape Verde and the United Nations Office Cabo Verde reported that in total 1076 people were evacuated, with 838 relocated to temporary accommodation centres and houses built in the aftermath of the 1995 eruption (IFRC 2015; UN 2014).

The first castle at Lydford was built in the aftermath of the Norman conquest of England in 1066.

But like most of the other monuments to the confederacy's "lost cause", the statue in Charlottesville was not built in the immediate aftermath of that war.

A makeshift sarcophagus built in the explosion's aftermath was supposed to protect the environment from radiation for at least 30 years.

While the banks moved quickly to write down problem loans and build reserves in the aftermath of a financial crisis in 1997, their efforts have decreased since the government used trillions of yen in public money to strengthen their capital base in 1999.

I distinctly remember that when we last had a substantial crude inventory build-up in the aftermath of the global financial crisis; it took better parts of six years for the market to rebalance.

And what can the arts and the humanities offer policy makers who seek to build new democracies in the aftermath of historical violence?