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

The Dow swung as much as 600 points in the wake of the Fed statement, at first sinking over 200 points.

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

The poll's findings were considerably more positive for Mr. Cuomo than another survey released last week by Quinnipiac University, which found that the governor's approval rating had declined by 15 percentage points in the wake of the gun measure's passage.

As in other countries, government stimulus measures and a string of interest rate cuts — totaling 4.25 percentage points — in the wake of Lehman Brothers' implosion last year also helped prop up the economy.

On Thursday, for example, the Dow Jones industrial average fell almost 47 points in the wake of Mr. Greenspan's testimony, but the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index rose 121.27 to another record.

The statements of police union leaders are one of many flash points in the wake of tragic police shootings and the national controversies that arose after the death of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Mo.

But it was a bittersweet accomplishment because he was forced to throw 134 pitches to get through nine innings, substantially more than the Mets wanted him to throw at that point in the wake of his first shoulder surgery.

Then, last week, Andrew Parker of MI5 made the same point in the wake of Paris.

Yet there is one positive point in the wake of Flint: lead poisoning is back in public debates.

It's hard to keep track of all the fingers of blame being pointed in the wake of the Columbine shooting.

At this point in the wake of the activity of the Rosenwald Fund, United States Public Health Service intervened, and it had, as we'll see, two very different objectives.