Sentence examples for world after world from inspiring English sources

The advent of leaded, or ethyl, gasoline led to the manufacture of high-octane fuels and became universally employed throughout the world after World War II.

It was not for nothing that the most ferocious left-wing revolutionaries in the developed world after World War II were Germans, Japanese and Italians.

With the resumption of contacts between the German universities and the rest of the world after World War II, Bultmann became a major international academic figure.

Today's world is nothing like the world after World War II, and we should no longer stereotype all non-Western or developing governments as incompetent or corrupt.

Mr. Wiesel was born in Romania, survived the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps and spent considerable time in Europe and remote corners of the world after World War II.

Tort law, though often viewed as secondary to contract law in the law of civil obligations, spread to many parts of the world after World War II, and its influence was especially notable in continental Europe.

After all, our world, the world before Honor's, has destroyed itself totally.

In 1945, Barr urged the creation of a world government after World War II.

Fourfold growth in world demand after World War II led to increases in output at De Beers' diamond mines.

The liberal world order established after World War II is fraying at the edges.

After dominating the discipline for years, setting world record after world record, she has been eclipsed in the major championships since 2008.