Sentence examples similar to in the wake of three points from inspiring English sources

The investigation by the State University of New York came in the wake of six men's basketball players being dismissed, including the star point guard Emanuel Mayben, after his arrest on charges of sale and possession of crack cocaine last fall.

Is it really necessary to point out how utterly catastrophic such a war, in the wake of two other wars on Muslim soil, would be for the interests and economies of the West?

The narrative unfolds in the wake of two student deaths.

The two most important laws came in the wake of two national tragedies.

"He's the heartbeat really," Luke Donald told BBC Sport in the wake of Poulter's four points out of four in Europe's great comeback victory.

Wake characteristics of a single wind-turbine model in the wake of those four various terrain models are then studied.

Binghamton's program was shaken in the wake of point guard Emanuel Mayben's arrest for selling crack cocaine in September 2009.

NEW YORK Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about the gas lines in the wake of Hurricane Sandy misspelled, at one point, the surname of the executive director of the New York State Association of Service Stations and Repair Shops.

In the wake of détente between the two superpowers the difficult relationship between the two Germanies slowly began to normalise.

YouGov for the Sunday Times also pegged the lead at nine points, with Team Theresa May down one point to 44% in the wake of the manifesto, and Labour up three to 35%.

Another poll at the time reported that Obama's approval ratings on national security increased eight points in the wake of the Awlaki killing.