Sentence examples for ensuing wake from inspiring English sources

Rather, as the intensity for gaining new market share heats up, the gloves come off, and the ensuing wake that follows will leave behind a tidal wave of destruction.

Many traditional providers of Overseas Development Assistance are reducing commitments in the context of the Eurocrisis and its ensuing wake of financial turmoil.

The primary responsibility for the disruption of Egypt's democratic transition, and the paroxysms of violence that have ensued in its wake, however, lies with General al-Sisi and the Egyptian army.

Although Mr. Vargas Llosa vastly oversimplifies the longterm aftermath of Trujillo's reign and the country's halting steps toward reform, he does a masterly job of narrating the chaotic events that immediately ensue in the wake of the assassination.

If the footage ignites the kind of firestorm about abuse and neglect inside prisons that has ensued in the wake of police-misconduct videos, it may be only a matter of time until we see a new hashtag trending on Twitter: #prisonerslivesmatter.

By 2000, I was a classroom teacher and the students were riveted by the one-month soap opera that ensued in the wake of election night.

Last year, Uruguay left the negotiations after a public uproar ensued in the wake of the publications of the documents, which resulted in a cabinet-level review of the potential implications that came back with near-universal thumbs down from the various departments.

Cycloserine was acquired by a company that raised the price from $500 for 30 capsules to a staggering $10,800, before returning it to the original owner in the wake of an ensuing uproar.

In the wake of the ensuing publicity Sony Records signed the band and, in 1992, they issued Generation Terrorists, an ambitious double-album on which each of the 18 songs was accompanied by a literary quotation.

If no help is forthcoming, there is every chance that the ensuing economic chaos, in the wake of a likely rouble crash, will not only bring down the current government but may even bring down Russia's rough-and-ready democracy.This is no idle fear (see article).

Unfolding in four sections, the novel traces the shared histories of two families, from the final days of the second world war in Japan, and India on the brink of partition in 1947, to Pakistan in the early 1980s, New York in the aftermath of 11 September and Afghanistan in the wake of the ensuing US bombing campaign.