Sentence examples for needed in the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Risk managers are needed in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Never will I forget the fantasist Daniel Pipes' suggestion that what Iraq needed in the aftermath of Saddam was "a democratically minded strongman".

Yet such overt humanisation is exactly what is needed in the aftermath of a human-instigated tragedy.Management at Germanwings and its parent company Lufthansa have echoed the approach deftly.

And Mr. Ballmer, far more than Mr. Gates, seems suited to the industry fence-mending needed in the aftermath of the long-running federal antitrust case, which tarnished Microsoft's image by depicting the company as a bullying monopoly.

The Financial Services Committee called the hearing today as part of its study of what new accounting and financial disclosure laws are needed in the aftermath of the collapse of Enron, and now, Global Crossing.

He has been evolving his ideas about how firms should focus on the bottom of the pyramid a phrase he shortens to BOP, to contrast with those wealthy folk at the TOP since 1997, despite a spell running Praja, a business-activity-monitoring software firm that later had to be sold when it could not raise the capital it needed in the aftermath of the tech bubble.

But the game just may be what the players need in the aftermath of the death of freshman Jeremy Huber.

WASHINGTON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama offered on Saturday to provide any assistance the Algerian government needs in the aftermath of a deadly hostage siege at a desert gas plant and said it was seeking from Algerian authorities a "fuller understanding" of what took place there.

But the real power of the Internet is not just in providing an infusion of cash when it is most desperately needed in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.

His whimsical delivery — raising his arms up to the heavens, twisting his body back while standing on his right leg, then letting it all unravel as he hurled himself toward the plate — and startling ascendancy were just the kind of freshness American baseball needed in the ugly aftermath of its labor strife.

Despite the crucial role of information in a disaster response, pre-disaster baseline health data are often not available where and when needed in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, or during the early stages of a prolonged disaster (Guha-Sapir and van Panhuis 2009).