Sentence examples for possible in the wake of from inspiring English sources
Her excellent history of the Versailles peace conference, "Paris 1919," forced us to rethink what was actually possible in the wake of so much death and upheaval.
The Masai cannot understand our way of life, as it is so different from their own, yet they feel the need to assist in any way possible in the wake of Sept. 11.
Yesterday Ms. Rice, praising the counterterrorism strategy adopted after 9/11, said, "Bold and comprehensive changes are sometimes only possible in the wake of catastrophic events -- events which create a new consensus that allows us to transcend old ways of thinking and acting".
Yesterday Ms. Rice, praising the counterterrorism strategy adopted after 9/11, said, "Bold and comprehensive changes are sometimes only possible in the wake of catastrophic events -- events which create a new consensus that allows us to transcend old ways of thinking and acting". Let's hope Iraq doesn't have to completely implode for America to transcend the administration's archaic worldview.
These innovations are only possible in the wake of the experimenters' pugnacious explorations of new avenues in fiction.
Few thought it possible in the wake of his emotional and painful split from fiancée Caroline Wozniacki.
Private investigators in Britain face possible regulation in the wake of the News Corporation phone-hacking scandal.
Along with clients, regulators in several states are watching and debating various possible steps in the wake of the criminal charge announced on Thursday.
A prominent role in Syria for the conservative Islamic group, with links to the Sunni Arab powerhouses, is one possible outcome in the wake of the regime.
Amid growing talk of a possible "Brexit" in the wake of the election, MacDonald's comments are likely to be seized upon by Eurosceptic MPs such as Peter Bone and David Davis, already encouraged by Cameron's referendum promise.
As Egypt braces itself for more possible clashes in the wake of this week's military coup, it's business as usual in the country's most popular holiday resorts.
