Example sentences for: post-

How can you use “post-” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • An excellent piece in the NYT "Arts" section chronicles the growing dissent to "Washington Consensus," a post-Cold War methodology that favors open markets and freer trade.

  • It's hard to imagine, David, but when The Coming of Post-Industrial Society was first published in 1973, much of the controversy it generated arose from the threat it seemed to present to scientific Marxism.

  • It's the old load of subterranean conspiracies and climactic rat-a-tat--with a new, post-Rodney King acknowledgment that white cops who rough up minority suspects are the rule, not the exception.

  • The Times attributes the increasing involvement of NGOs to "the growing complexity of the international agenda," advanced technology and communications, and declining government involvement in the post-Cold War era.

  • The Washington Post and New York Times lead with the Clinton administration's post-Columbus moves to shore up public support for its Iraq stance, with the Post reporting that critics of a U.S. air assault now include Jimmy Carter.


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