Sentence examples for wake of human from inspiring English sources
It may seem heartless to think about beauty in the wake of human tragedy.
A STREAM of asylum-seekers making for Australia in flimsy boats has left a wake of human misery in the waters north of the country.
While our immediate instincts peeked over the edge of the uncanny valley, our second thoughts led to the sweet nothings our robo-buddies might console us with, in the wake of human rejection.
Express-Khronika's pause in publication came at a time when much of the world has been re-evaluating relations with Russia in the wake of human rights violations committed in the breakaway republic of Chechnya, where Moscow's armies have tried to quash the rebellion.
So far we've been lucky enough to chat with musician-surfers Jack Johnson and Ben Harper who use their boards as soapboxes to optimistically encourage urgent positive steps toward healthy oceans in the wake of human footprints and anthropogenic global warming.
PGD developed in the wake of human IVF and PCR technology.
In the wake of modern human expansion, archaic human species like the Neanderthals were wiped out and large species of game, fossil evidence shows, fell into extinction on every continent shortly after the arrival of modern humans.
In the wake of a human rights complaint by a Canadian student and her mother, the Edmonton Public School board agreed last week not to use the curricula and program provided by the Edmonton Pregnancy Care Centre.
Increasing land use and associated competition for natural resources in the wake of high human and livestock population pressures have been major challenges confronting pastoralists of West Africa.
In the wake of accumulating human TB data, it is argued here that a hyperactive antimycobacterial immune response is to blame for the pathogenesis of pulmonary TB in immunocompetent adults.
By the 1980s, small and isolated wolf populations expanded in the wake of decreased human density in rural areas and the recovery of wild prey populations.
