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

Trump's proposed ban on Muslim visitors to the US, posed in the wake of the Islamist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino last year, was roundly condemned by both US and world leaders, with his then-Republican rival Jeb Bush calling it "unhinged" and David Cameron calling the real estate mogul "divisive, stupid and wrong".

A powerful committee of MPs is set to investigate the danger the political far right poses in the wake of the stabbing and shooting to death of Jo Cox.

In Beijing the People's Daily, the communist party paper, accused Japanese politicians of exaggerating the threat posed by China in the wake of the collision.

That was the question posed to me in the wake of The Post's Feb. 18 scoop by readers thirsty for news of the poor care given those wounded in Iraq.

Philip Zimbardo, who posed this question in the wake of the famous -- or infamous -- Stanford Prison Experiment 44 years ago, might have added: If we fail to do so, we guarantee our own social collapse.

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

The bill, which passed 289-137, was intended as a response to fears that ISIS militants could sneak into the U.S. by posing as refugees in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks in Paris.

The outspoken Government backbencher (you might recall him posing with a gun in the wake of last month's Florida school shooting) spent Sunday criticising his own party's support of abortion services in Australia and abroad.

This month, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Eric S. Rosengren, warned that the large share of European banks in American money market fund portfolios posed a Lehman-like risk if, in the wake of a default in Europe, panicky investors took their money out all at once.

It came as concern grows in Europe about the threat posed by large banks in small countries in the wake of the banking crisis in Cyprus.

Police were called to a school after a pupil posed with an AK-47 on Facebook in the wake of the Paris attacks.