Sentence examples for findings in the wake of a from inspiring English sources

The university is assembling a panel to evaluate the report's findings in the wake of a report from the Public Accountability Initiative that found substantial financial ties between a lead investigator, Prof. Charles G. Groat, and a drilling company.

These new findings come in the wake of a month full of space rocks making news.

And, of course, this is yet another instance of companies finding themselves resetting expectations for investors in the wake of a changing financing environment.

The move comes in the wake of a fact-finding trip to China, organised by The University Caterers Organisation (Tuco), by a dozen British universities.

In the wake of a hurricane.

The findings come in the wake of the Newham council's launch of England's first council-wide, compulsory licensing scheme for private landlords.

The formal finding comes in the wake of congressional pressure on the White House to confront Russia over the allegations of cheating on the treaty.

The findings were released in the wake of legislators' attempts to limit women's access to abortions.

Speaking to the Observer in the wake of the disturbing findings of a survey into the working lives of women architects, Hadid said: "I have noticed it is easier for me in European countries than it is here.

The full report isn't yet available online – we only have the Initial Findings Report to go on – but in the wake of Geoff Baker's analysis of the Sistema phenomenon in Venezuela, there are a couple of caveats worth highlighting.

On Friday, lawyers from Quinn Emanuel, which was hired by FIFA in the wake of last year's arrests, published a synopsis of some of the findings of their own investigation.