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

He set out to document the city, which was undergoing a shift in the wake of the closing of its piers.

Public opinion, as measured by the surveys, began to shift in the wake of the 1992 trip to Japan by the first President George Bush, accompanied by Chrysler's former chief executive, Lee A. Iacocca, and other Detroit automobile executives, he said.

Both Sanders and Donald Trump hold 20-point leads in recent polling in the state, though those numbers could shift in the wake of the Iowa results.

The focus of potential concerns has also shifted in the wake of Fukushima.

Similar policies have caused controversy elsewhere in Europe but have been received largely without opposition in Germany, where attitudes towards the 1.1 million asylum seekers who arrived last year have shifted in the wake of the Cologne attacks.

In an unusual step, the bank stripped out responses returned before the earthquake and tsunami that struck March 11 from those received after that date, in an effort to gauge how sentiment had shifted in the wake of the twin disasters.

They found that, while personal opinions on same-sex marriage hadn't shifted in the wake of the ruling, people's perception of others' opinions had changed almost immediately.

Ben Freeman, a National Security Fellow at the Project on Government Oversight, which opposes the Chamber-led initoative to weaken the law, says that the tide has shifted in the wake of the report.

Cabernet Sauvignon, therefore, appears to be more stress tolerant than Shiraz, and as such, it does not require extensive, coordinated metabolic shifts in the wake of its exposure to stress.

Until the opinion polls shifted sharply in the wake of the first televised party leaders' debate, Labour was set fair for significant gains in the council elections.

But Republicans, even after shifting tactics in the wake of a bracing November defeat, say he will have to fight nonstop to advance his agenda.