Sentence examples for Following the calamity from inspiring English sources

Yet even after Metro made repairs following the calamity, they did them incorrectly, NTSB officials found.

He's being touted as the favourite (7/4 odds from Paddy Power yesterday) to lead Labour following the calamity that was the last General Election.

This is because it turns out that a smooth return process makes customers considerably more likely to repurchase in the days following the calamity.

Following the storm, Philippine President Corazon Aquino declared a state of calamity in more than a dozen provinces.

Following the flooding, the local governments in Valladolid and San Enrique declared a state of calamity to allow funds to reach flood victims.

Following the storm, the hardest hit town Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, was put under a state of calamity and regional aid was deployed to the area.

All the calamities that followed the invasion were not only foreseeable, they were foreseen.

In the aftermath of the waves, there grew up all around him, like a forest, the noises and actions that inevitably follow on calamity — the good behavior of the kind, the bad behavior of the desperate and the powerful, the surging aimless crowds.

If, as he writes, the calamity that has followed the fall of Gaddafi is more true to the nature of his dictatorship than to the ideals of the 2011 revolution – "The masses rule," went one of the regime's brutish slogans.

Ron Paul, who was praised by Romney on Tuesday night for his "steadfast commitment to the Constitution," talks about a century-long economic calamity that followed the country's adoption of the Federal Reserve Act, in 1913.

We are too slow to notice, let alone protest, the calamities that have followed the original sin.