Sentence examples for wake of trade from inspiring English sources

It took Katie Hopkins a matter of minutes to cause offence in the wake of trade union leader Bob Crow's untimely death.

During the 1st century ad, Indian influence began to spread through Southeast Asia in the wake of trade, both overland, through Burma and Thailand, and by sea traders settled at especially favourable spots along the inland roads and along the sea routes around the coasts and into the islands.

It's common now to think of 21st century street art as the graffiti-influenced practice that primarily activates the detritus of the abandoned industrial sector blighting western cities in the wake of trade agreements that sent all the jobs to lands without protections and regulations.

Sergio P. Ermotti — the interim chief executive who took over after the resignation of Oswald J. Grübel in the wake of trading scandal — is now scaling back the struggling investment banking operation, to free up capital to invest in wealth management.

In the wake of trading and sales abuses that regulators say harmed the returns of long-term investors, the agency has passed 10 rules in its overhaul of fund regulation.

If the Knicks are to prosper in the wake of trading Patrick Ewing, they will need Camby -- a tremendous offensive rebounder -- to finally realize the potential that led the Toronto Raptors to make him the second pick of the 1996 draft.

The Senate Banking Committee convened Tuesday's hearing in the wake of trading losses JPMorgan Chase disclosed two weeks ago, resulting from bad bets the bank made on credit derivatives.

Because they never led, the Mets did not have an opportunity to test the new committee of closers — beginning with Jason Isringhausen — that they will use in the wake of the trade of Francisco Rodriguez.

He said that after a scramble to find temporary space in the wake of the Trade Center attack, many companies are examining their options further in the future.

Several people at the theater said they did not feel afraid to be gathering in a public place in the wake of the trade center attacks.

Before tonight's game against the Tigers at Comerica Park, in the wake of a trade that sent David Justice to the Yankees from Cleveland, the talk was not of how to shore up the Yankee offense but of just how dramatic the misery of the pitching staff had been.