Sentence examples for future in the wake of from inspiring English sources

Hammond ended with a combined appeal and prediction of a prosperous and confident economic future in the wake of EU departure.

In his 1960 novel Border Country, he describes a character witnessing "a slow and shocking cancellation of the future" in the wake of the 1926 general strike.

See Tim Wallace, Businesses Lose Confidence After Vote to Leave EU, Daily Telegraph, Aug. 31, 2016 (citing a survey by Lloyds Bank according to which "Britain's businesses are less confident about the future in the wake of the Brexit referendum").

US markets fell sharply of Friday as American traders tried to reckon with a newly uncertain future in the wake of the shock "leave" result of the UK Brexit referendum.

The Scotland manager, Alex McLeish, said he was "pretty good at bouncing back" as he brushed off questions over his future in the wake of his side's 3-0 defeat in Kazakhstan.

The artworks—ranging from photography to mixed media to installation also address memory, humor, and hope as Puerto Ricans rebuild not only homes, but a collective future in the wake of both the debt crisis and the physical and political impact of Hurricane Maria.

Island ecosystems and peoples face uncertain futures in the wake of predicted climate change, sea level rise, and habitat alteration in the decades and centuries to come.

A commission is due to report in October outlining the communion's future structure in the wake of the crisis.

The director also said he would not be engaging in any publicity for his forthcoming X-Men sequel Days of Future Past in the wake of the allegations.

There were no plans to cancel any of the Queen's future engagements in the wake of the disclosure, they said.

Meanwhile, Andrei Arshavin insists a move to Barcelona is his No1 priority as speculation over his future continues in the wake of outstanding displays for Russia at Euro 2008.