Sentence examples for it provided after from inspiring English sources

It created a special fund in addition to $250,000 in emergency aid it provided after the Jan . 12 earthquake

Also personal was the chance it provided, after a series of films like "Bridge of Spies," "Lincoln" and "War Horse," to "return to the feeling of just being able to let my imagination overrule the rules of history.

It also provides after-sale service for self-produced products and relevant consulting service; offshore futures hedging operations; production and processing of arsenic trioxide, sulphuric acid, oxygen, liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen and liquid argon related services.

But it received praise for the help it provided last year after hurricane Sandy.

The Army made no announcement of the charges against Sergeant McClendon, but it provided details after The New York Times learned of the inquiry from people with ties to West Point who said they were alarmed by the allegations and wanted to learn of the academy's plans to investigate and prevent future violations.

An article on Nov. 10 about Promenade Rehabilitation and Health Care Center in Rockaway Park, Queens, which was faulted for the care it provided patients after Hurricane Sandy, misspelled the surname of a nurse with the federal Disaster Medical Assistance Team at the emergency shelter at Lehman College in the Bronx.

The community has been continuously agitating and lobbying for the re-establishment of their ranger group as it provided much sought-after jobs in the community and helped them to look after their traditional lands.

It's an organization that provides after-school programs for kids from low-income households with an emphasis on competitive sports.

Ford went to QNX to power its SYNC 3 in-car infotainment system, kicking Microsoft to the curb after it provided the basis for the original Sync and its successor, both of which were widely criticized for their flaws.

acted shortly after it provided $7.5 billion in new loans for Turkey, which experienced a banking crisis that at least temporarily undermined confidence in that economy.

Last fall the newspaper won a judicial reprieve from a multimillion-dollar back-pay award granted by a labor arbitrator -- but only after it provided evidence showing it had made money in only one year since 1995.