Sentence examples for message in the wake from inspiring English sources

Turnbull nuanced the Coalition's domestic message in the wake of the Brexit decision, with a nod to the disengagement felt by voters in Australia and around the world.

The 31-year-old was handed an 'improper conduct' charge in April by the Football Association for a foul-mouthed message in the wake of his side's 2-1 defeatoto Aston Villa.

But the Romney campaign may find it more difficult to stay on message in the wake of the Obama administration's announcement that it would stop deporting younger immigrants who came to the United States as children.

Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz apologized for a Twitter message in the wake of George Zimmerman's being acquitted of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.

Both ads are part of a new effort by Mr. Romney's campaign to refocus their message in the wake of slumping poll numbers, criticism from Republican party officials and discord inside the campaign's headquarters in Boston.

Isn't it just a bit callous to send a dressed-up computer message in the wake of a sorrowful occasion or for a special one like a marriage proposal?

The campaign comes as the prime minister, David Cameron, called for an extension of the laws that give snooping powers to security services with a plan to ban encrypted messages in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo Paris attacks.

A large number of Tory MPs also tweeted similar messages in the wake of Corbyn's victory, and the Conservative party account asked people to retweet the message "to let everyone know".

Stocks endured a volatile session on Friday, with Wall Street sending mixed messages in the wake of the better than expected May nonfarm payrolls report from the Labor Department.

A study by UK academics looking at how fake social media accounts were used to spread socially divisive messages in the wake of a spate of domestic terrorists attacks this year has warned that the problem of hostile interference in public debate is greater than previously thought.

But the way the Islamic State group frames and words its messages in the wake of terror obscures a more nuanced reality.