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

Negotiations drew on experience in the wake of crises and conflicts in South Africa, Ireland, the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

REUTERS After Quake, Japan Start-Ups May Flourish  |  Japan is not a country that puts a lot of value on entrepreneurship, but its great companies have grown from tiny start-ups, whose number tend to increase in the wake of crises in the country.

While social media has become a hub for grieving and information sharing in the wake of crises, much of the outpour of empathy goes unharnessed.

Rapid Relief Team, a volunteer-run not-for-profit specialising in providing catering in the wake of crises such as those following the Grenfell Tower fire and London Bridge terror attack last year, runs out of food less than three hours after the festival starts, despite bringing more than double the number of meals it expected to hand out.

Education in emergencies and post-crisis education: In the wake of crises, whether as a result of natural disasters or armed conflict, we step in to quickly restore education and protection services by setting up safe learning spaces.

In an especially striking instance of long-distance effects, investor concern about the stability of all developing country currencies in the wake of crises in Korea (late 1997) and Russia (early 1998) led to a selloff of Brazilian assets that forced a currency devaluation.

(Richard Shelby, R- Alabama) "It is largely a mistake to talk about issues in the wake of crisis, in the wake of tragedy".

In the wake of crisis the process becomes more intense, because the potential losses are greater and because it becomes more obvious who has done the wrong things for the wrong reasons.

Yet the region has slipped dramatically in the wake of the Asian financial crisis that began in 1997.

Fiscal expansions in the wake of the crises can add to these problems, by piling government debt on top of private debt and sometimes threatening a sovereign crisis.

And in the wake of a crisis, demand multiplies.