Sentence examples for construct after from inspiring English sources

Globalisation is a human construct, after all, not some force of nature; it can be reversed, as has happened in previous bouts of beggar-my-neighbour politics.

His father's plan for "Germania", the name Hitler selected for the Berlin that he planned to construct after the second world war, also relied on such a mighty central axis.

Some notions are verboten in economic discourse: like, Ubuntu may be skin-deep, ethnicity may remain at issue (it was a colonial construct after all), or that NGOs have business models looking for a market (luckily, Africa provides fertile terrain for the young and restless seeking "gap year" training to shed their expertise amid tropical exotica).

He thinks that the international system the United States helped to construct after World War Two was essentially benign, and he also believes, based on his experience in the Balkans and elsewhere, that when the United States doesn't act, nothing gets done.

Blood vessel anastomosis is critical for the long term potency of the construct after implantation.

The highest level of expression was found in Rosetta (DE3) with a C-terminal construct after induction at 37 °C.

Tie beams and grade beams are constructed after the construction of pile caps or column footings.

Of the approximately 14,000 housing units, all but 2,785 were constructed after 1960.

It is a complete contrast to the buildings constructed after the second world war.

One of the classroom buildings was constructed after 2000, the other between 1983 and 1985.

The posting "must have been constructed after the event," he said.