Sentence examples for wake of war from inspiring English sources

After all, gauging the prognosis of mental injury in the wake of war is not as straightforward as assessing a lost limb.

In the wake of war and depression, the G.I. Bill sent a generation to college and created the largest middle-class in history.

Sillem points out that up to 30% of malaria deaths in Africa occur in the wake of war, and natural disasters cause spikes in malaria.

Part III briefly describes the culture that is created in the wake of war, such as monuments, literature, movies, museums, and so on.

His defense of the political efficacy and moral necessity of fear-mongering is balanced, weakly, by evocations of the grief-stricken, traumatized state of the nation in the wake of war and political terror.

A1 Secretary General Kofi Annan told the Security Council that the U.N. is planning to feed up to 10 million Iraqi civilians and care for at least 2.6 million refugees in the wake of war in Iraq.

We're inspired by women like Village Enterprise-trained, Ugandan tailor Angela Adeke, who escaped extreme poverty in the wake of war-stricken Uganda, and are part of this unstoppable force for economic growth.

The original intent, established in the wake of the "War to end all wars," was to celebrate world peace.

In the wake of World War II and the Vietnam War, it was helpful for service members to have a place to get away from it all.

Fiorenza: The change started to take place in the wake of World War II.

In the wake of the war, however, the country struggled to reinvigorate industrial production.