Sentence examples for growing wake from inspiring English sources

Amid a growing wake of court decisions barring creationism, 'creation science' and other explicitly religious constructs from public school science classrooms, the creationist opponents to the teaching of evolution began to concoct a more 'scientific' sounding alternative to evolution that they called Intelligent Design (ID) (Pennock and Ruse [2009]).

In 2009, with the energy needs of its burgeoning economy continually growing, it woke up to new opportunities in its western backyard.Booming China had not exactly been neglecting Central Asia, but its priorities had lain elsewhere.

Memorial for #TamirRice at Cudell Recreation Center grows in wake of grand jury decision.

We really need to grow up, wake up to what's happening around us.

If your clan grows lazy, wake them up and order them to go on a hunt.

Globally, anti-Muslim sentiment is growing in the wake of the attacks in Paris and concerns over the continuing refugee crisis.

But with public concern about global warming growing in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, President Obama has an unprecedented opportunity to take bold action on climate and clean energy.

Most NGOs moved from Antakya to Gaziantep at the behest of the Turkish government, which was uncomfortable with the anti-Syrian sentiment growing in the wake of the Reyhanli car bombing that left at least 50 people dead.

The sense of insecurity began growing in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, but it has continued to climb steadily in the last six months, according to the poll.

Although language is a major barrier for many Brazilian students, Wilson thinks their presence on U.S. campuses could continue growing in the wake of Brazil's recent decision to drop Portugal from the list of eligible host countries.

The market was growing in the wake of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, which required the U.S. government to buy the metal on a regular basis.