Sentence examples similar to Ignores the aftermath from inspiring English sources

That is precisely what is happening in Libya, and has been happening there for almost a year now.... It's still possible that the situation can improve, but it has been fairly infuriating to watch the loudest advocates of the intervention, who flamboyantly claimed vindication upon Qaddafi's death, simply ignore the aftermath.

Mr. McCall stepped up the pace of his campaign in late summer, but he was largely ignored in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Zephaniah has been vocal about the treatment of the residents of Grenfell Tower, and criticised Kensington and Chelsea council for ignoring their plight in the aftermath of the fire.

Not wanting to be perceived as ignoring the economy in the aftermath of war, President Bush has been coaxing Congress to avoid a "little bitty tax relief package" and instead take drastic action.

It is in the ignored aftermath of conflict that the genesis of future calamity lies.

The players on the ballot were largely ignored by the writers in the aftermath of their careers.

According to the petition filed Monday, the government ignored reports of impending violence in the aftermath of the burning of a Sabarmati Express train car, which was full of Hindus.

But a major anti-corruption summit held by David Cameron in the aftermath of the leaks largely ignored the urban dimension.

Collum got stick from the home support in the aftermath, but Wilson's role cannot be ignored.

Thousands of American citizens died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria while the U.S. government ignored pleas for massive help.

But that view ignores the rising tide of hostility of fans aimed at the league in the aftermath of the lockout.