Sentence examples for wake of these changes from inspiring English sources

In the wake of these changes in the Mexican economy, our growth, indeed our survival, will depend on two things: how successfully we penetrate the U.S. market and how fast the Mexican market grows.

One fact, however, is clear: in the wake of these changes, composition moved much more into the front and centre of activities as in the works of Leo Smith, Henry Threadgill, and Dave Douglas which suggests that the long-standing conflict between improvisation and composition may have finally been resolved.

In the wake of these changes, Egyptian Tourism Minister Rania Al Mashat expects more than 8 million visitors this year.

In the wake of these changes, a number of competitors have stepped in to make a land grab for disenfranchised Rapportive users.

In Texas and other states, entire prisons have closed in the wake of these changes.

You may even begin thinking about sex with your partner differently in the wake of these changes or just not feel sexy, said Aaron Anderson, a couples therapist in Denver.

Or "la périphérie," the exurban expanses swamped in the wake of these same changes?

In the wake of these major changes, the comparative landscape began to shift.

There are reasons why Hartlepool residents face so much hardship in the wake of the changes to benefit payments.

The number of schools failing to meet government benchmarks on GCSE grades and progress has doubled to 330 schools in the wake of the changes.

Mr Poudel said even the heart of Pokhara faces the threat in the wake of the changes in the river's waterway.