Sentence examples for since the post war from inspiring English sources

Rudd notes that global geopolitics is in the middle of its "third great transformation since the last global war" – and the forces in the global economy have undergone a radical transformation since the post war period when the UN was established.

Ever since the post-war Bretton Woods system of fixed but adjustable exchange rates fell apart in the 1970s, academics have offered Utopian blueprints for a new version.

The schism has existed in England since the post-war heyday of Wing Commander Charles Reep, football's first committed stat-hoarder.

Ireland had won four of those since the post-war side of Jack Kyle and co swept the board in the old Five Nations tournament.

Ever since the post-war boom in car ownership, matched by the availability of toy cars so beloved by many boys, cars have featured strongly in picture books.

Attendances did receive a fillip from the World Cup victory and the following two seasons saw a rise to the 30 million mark, which represented the peak since the post-war heyday.

According to the Office for National Statistics, which released new estimates on October 23rd, today's population of 60m may become roughly 71m in 25 years' time, and 77m by 2050.These projections suggest the biggest increase in population since the post-war baby boom, much of it due to immigration (see chart).

"There's been a real cultural shift in Britain since the post-war period when people were generally hostile to contemporary art," he says.

"It would be an unprecedented change in housing policy, guaranteeing numbers of house-building not seen since the post-war era".

Deterioration of the US power since the post-war period: Different from conventional belief that the US hegemony has continuously existed since the end of WWII, Reich and Lebow considered the American hegemony has quickly eroded during the post-war period following other countries' growing economic strength and political stability.

Australian road travel exposure has continued to increase since the post-war period, but through concerted efforts, road fatalities have been reduced substantially as shown in Figure 8.