Sentence examples for the subsequent wave of from inspiring English sources

The bluer material, however, did not survive the subsequent wave of prudery in Anglo-Saxon culture.

The answer is probably: lots of expensive and time consuming legal battles (assuming the homeless person can get legal advice); a costly recruitment drive to expand council homeless units in order to investigate hundreds of out-of-borough "suitability" offers and manage the subsequent wave of objections; and much grief for homeless families.

Steven Wolin, a professor of clinical psychiatry at George Washington University and author of the 1992 book "The Resilient Self," said the sniper's eight shootings in the last week, and their random nature, had compounded a sense of helplessness and trauma caused by the Sept. 11 attacks and the subsequent wave of anthrax letters.

One thing that may ultimately save people's reputations and political careers is if the host nation wins the tournament and in the subsequent wave of euphoria, all is forgiven.

The issue has gained new momentum with the asymmetrical impact of the 2008/2009 recession on young people and the subsequent wave of labor market reforms implemented particularly in countries hit by the crisis.

When launching his New York meetings, Johnson described the Forum network as "the most important organisation in the British nationalist scene after the collapse of the British National Party and the subsequent wave of party fatigue".

Alternative fuel designs are investigated for the subsequent waves of IRIS reactors in pursuit of further improving the fuel utilization and/or extending the cycle length.

The subsequent waves of bombers, fighters and drones hit 16 sites in four other cities in northern and eastern Syria: Raqqah, considered the nerve center and operational base of Islamic State Dair Alzourr, along the Euphrates River; Hasakah, a provincial capital; and Abu Kamal, along the porous border with Iraq.

Other issues include contamination of the subsequent waves, ambiguity of indicators, "participant effects" that result from lack of blinding and lack of placebos, ethics and, not least important, the skills to do pipeline planning correctly.

The Czech musical film, Rebelové from Filip Renč, also depicts the events, the invasion and subsequent wave of emigration.

But just as subprime lending, the housing bubble and the country's subsequent wave of foreclosures had distinct consequences in separate areas of the country, the recovery will also look dramatically different by region.