Sentence examples for the wake of problems from inspiring English sources

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates had demanded Mr. Harvey's resignation in the wake of problems at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Then, in 1998, Merrill bond traders lost a bundle when the bond markets collapsed in the wake of problems at Long-Term Capital Management.

The mishap came in the wake of problems Friday with a Southwest Airlines plane whose fuselage split, forcing an emergency landing of the Boeing 737-300, an incident that raised wider questions about the safety of the airline's fleet.

The exchange stabilization fund was used later in the week as the financial backing behind a Treasury guarantee for money market mutual funds, which faced panicked withdrawals in the wake of problems at the Reserve Primary Fund.

The structure of the Co-op Group board is being vigorously debated before a special general meeting due in early September to vote on specific reforms, which are needed in the wake of problems in its bank, in which it now owns just a 20% stake.

Ferrari have restructured the team and changed their approach to aerodynamic design work in the wake of problems last year.

In the wake of the problems Apple's new iPhone apps are causing Japanese, smartphone users are flocking to another map app, from Navitime.

In the wake of the problems, they and other airlines like JetBlue were waiving change fees for customers with flights in the affected areas.

Mark Hamilton, the managing director of its Olympics contract became the third director to leave the company in the wake of the problems.

In the wake of those problems, energy companies have dozens of projects under construction, ready to go or on the drawing board in nine Western states, including California.

"These regulations have been substantially revised based on discussions with all interested parties in the wake of the problems manifest at Foxconn and Honda," said Ou Guangyuan, chairman of the standing committee of Guangdong's People's Congress.