Sentence examples for established in the wake of from inspiring English sources
The society established in the wake of the 1917 revolution was, in the end, a disaster.
The original intent, established in the wake of the "War to end all wars," was to celebrate world peace.
No funds for health care reform or the new consumer protection bureau established in the wake of the financial collapse.
The new frontiers that began to be established in the wake of World War I ushered in its decline.
Police said the search was not connected to Operation Yewtree, established in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal, which is being run by the Metropolitan police.
The review was established in the wake of claims that the department was slow to respond to warnings of extremism in state-run schools in Birmingham.
The college was established in the wake of the death of Baby Peter, following recommendations of the Social Work Reform Board (of which I was a member).
His candidacy is being sponsored by the Jury Team, the political reform party established in the wake of the MPs' expenses scandal.
The IEA was established in the wake of the 1973 oil price crisis to represent the interests of oil consuming nations.
Its third-rate leaders, propagandists and MEPs all need to be sacked and the party re-established". In the wake of an English local election campaign that saw the party emerge with just seven seats, discontent is easily found.
The synthesis of such transcripts is normally repressed within transcribed regions unless the proper chromatin structure cannot be re-established in the wake of RNAPII (Smolle and Workman, 2013).
