Sentence examples for study in the wake from inspiring English sources

A study in the wake of the hurricane showed that, at the very least, Sandy helped opened up the climate dialogue.

A study in the wake of Columbine revealed bullying and aggression to be more prevalent in US middle schools than previously thought.

It's unclear whether the issue of bump stocks ― which many lawmakers said they were unfamiliar with and needed time to study in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting ― even will receive a congressional hearing.

Indeed, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops commissioned an extensive independent study in the wake of the American abuse crisis in 2002, undertaken by the prestigious John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.

Surveys and studies in the wake of the games confirmed the feeling of overwhelming positivity about them.

On the other hand, the classical Dirichlet problem for basic Hessian equations has been well studied in the wake of fundamental papers by Caffarelli et al. [1] and Ivochkina [9], with further key developments by several authors, including Krylov [20] and related papers and Trudinger [38]; (see also [8] for a recent account of the resultant theory under fairly general conditions).

It is possible that our meta-analysis was confounded by pharmaceutical company support of several naproxen studies in the wake of the increased risk of AMI seen with rofecoxib in the VIGOR (VIOXX GI Outcomes Research) study [ 29, 30].

For example, says Farfel, some African Americans are wary of researchers and their studies in the wake of the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis Study conducted from 1932 to 1972, during which the Public Health Service denied treatment to almost 400 poor African American men who had the disease.

This method of funding postgraduate study comes in the wake of what is a growing industry.

Vance Packard's 1957 book on advertising and persuasion, "The Hidden Persuaders," cites an in-depth advertising study done in the wake of Eisenhower's 1952 victory of so-called "I don't know" voters.

The study follows in the wake of urban theorists like Richard Florida (Ms. Currid calls him a mentor), who have emphasized the importance of the creative class to civic development.