Sentence examples for wake of managing from inspiring English sources
"Archie" introduces its first gay character, in a strip titled "Isn't It Bromantic?" In the wake of managing editor Kevin Morrissey's suicide, the Virginia Quarterly Review has closed its offices and cancelled its winter issue.
"I have watched whole populations of birds decline and disappear in the wake of poorly managed logging operations and, more recently mining.
In California, the difficulty of managing local investments has only become more acute in the wake of Proposition 13, which took a huge chunk of revenue out of local hands.
The price of bitcoin hasn't moved much in the wake of the news, managing to stay in the mid-$230 range.
The June ouster of three top executives, central to reports that the company had a history of managed earnings, woke up both regulators and shareholders.
Super Fly was just one of several "blaxploitation" soundtracks to appear in the wake of Shaft, but Mayfield managed to take the genre's basic tropes – the choppy wah-wah guitars, the gangsta-lean funk grooves, and so on – and make of them something much more significant.
Playing in the shadow of its more popular Atlantic Coast Conference brethren, Wake Forest still manages to win its share of games.
The others who have followed in his wake haven't managed to hammer this UK analogue of gangsta rap into an aspirational party music.
Meanwhile, Smith is still to make a decision over who to appoint as his new number two, in the wake of Richard O'Kelly's departure to manage Bristol City in January, closely followed by his replacement David Kelly then making a return to Nottingham Forest, as assistant manager to Billy Davies.
Ever since seizing the rights to 46 live Premier League matches for an estimated £90m in the wake of the collapse of Setanta, Lynne Frank, managing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, has been operating on fast forward.
