The wreckage created by Hurricane Katrina has left a public health disaster in its wake.
In its wake, it leaves a trail of mucky plaques where brain cells used to be.
But the collapse of Enron left a bounty of pipeline assets in its wake.
In its wake, the earthquake left behind destruction and death, and it paralyzed an already fragile government.
The broader market was volatile and beverage makers were caught in its wake, pulled to the downside.
Hurricane Sandy pummeled the East Coast on Monday, leaving a trail of devastating destruction in its wake.
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Others worry that, if the Heron project goes ahead, more towers will bob up in its wake.
Apple has over 80% of the tablet market and it has left many failed competitors in its wake.
Four years of work begat more than 2, 400 pages and left a multitude of pens in its wake.
But in recent weeks, Malaysia has been leading the regional slide rather than simply following in its wake.
In his address, the pope reflected on his election and on the tumultuous years that came in its wake.
The recession rocked the foundations of our economy, and left a lot of destruction and doubt in its wake.
But families like yours and communities like this one are still reeling from the devastation it left in its wake.
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The debt-ceiling debate has mostly come and gone, leaving in its wake a torrent of commentary from both right and left.
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Creativity is often portrayed as a lightning bolt that strikes without warning, leaving a sudden burst of ideas in its wake.
Local governments were interested in FTTH because of the economic and social benefits it brought in its wake, said Mr Helsen.
The charge that Bain left misery in its wake is all the more awkward because Mr Romney had a privileged upbringing.
It has left one man dead in its wake so far and taken electricity from over 650, 000 customers in the Northeast.
And they're also faced with the quandary now of, if they pull out too soon, what will they leave in its wake?
"Partly, this is a consequence of the Arab Spring and the power vacuums and ungoverned spaces that have sprung up in its wake, " it said.
That big ego has left in its wake chaos and bitter feelings.
In its wake foreign firms piled into industries such as consumer goods and carmaking, drawn by a big pool of labour and customers.
The problem is this: even partial recognition of such a debt would create a precedent that could bring untold claims in its wake.
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As the bitcoin juggernaut continues to roll forward absorbing merchants and customers globally it leaves archaic and unsuspecting payment methods in its wake.
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The theory is that when a muon encounters a gas molecule, it can knock off an electron, leaving a positively charged ion in its wake.
On Monday, the tech-heavy Nasdaq index again hit year lows, dragging European bourses down in its wake, as a cocktail of negative factors left investors reeling.
The biggest news of the week was Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, and continues to leave chaos and confusion in its wake.
Banks have noted that Sandy's path through some of the most densely populated areas in the U.S. left in its wake an unprecedented volume of insurance checks.
Finally, consistent polling data show that the Israeli public understands the need for a strike and would be willing to accept whatever consequences flow in its wake.
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