Sentence examples for As an aftermath from inspiring English sources

As an aftermath, the earthquake caused 1117 deaths and 2902 injuries (BNPB 2009).

As an aftermath of the Gulf War, a number of oil wells were destroyed due to which there are serious concerns about the possibility of groundwater contamination from the oil spills.

The Paris Opera and the Opera Comique are closed as an aftermath of the recent strike.

Even more common than illness as an aftermath of swimming are injuries and drowning.

There are now fond hopes in the Mayor's camp that polls taken in the near future will show another upswing in Dinkins' ratings as an aftermath of the Democratic Convention.

1935 French Anti-Nazi Aid LONDON As an aftermath of the speech of the Foreign Secretary and Premier Laval of France before the League of Nations, the former conferred today [Sept. 14] with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.

The result is the same as any aftermath of a hurricane -- we are under severe duress.

Ms. Jackson won full disability compensation for post-traumatic stress as a disabling aftermath of her sexual trauma, although she was at first denied military benefits.

And crowds younger than, say, 25 years old will increasingly choose to use Facebook, which itself serves as a massive "aftermath" area wherein people can tag each other in party photos and leave notes for each other about how wild the weekend was.

DKD has emerged as a major aftermath of the worldwide diabetes pandemic.

TV pictures showed what was described as the aftermath of an attack on a pro-Russian checkpoint at about 01 00 local time (22 00 on Saturday GMT), including the body of a man under a cover.