The reports were weaker than economists had been predicting but they said the UK economy remained on course to avoid a downturn in the Brexit vote's aftermath by a significant margin.
In the short term, François Hollande's firm, calm handling of the attack and its aftermath caused a significant uptick in his approval ratings, which jumped from nineteen to forty per cent before settling at thirty per cent, as the "l'effet Charlie Hebdo" began to wear off.
As history has demonstrated time and again, those investors with the prescience to buy on the dips especially in the aftermath of a significant correction are the ones who stand to reap the biggest gains in the long term.
State regulatory officials played a significant role in supervising the aftermath of an accident because they were given new oversight as a result of legislation enacted in 1999.
Google isn't usually identified as a big player in the subprime mortgage debacle and its aftermath, but a significant portion of Google's profits in the mid-2000s were coming straight from subprime mortgage lenders advertising on its site.
Moreover, the DSM-IV included the so-called "bereavement exclusion," which said that neither adjustment disorders or depression should be diagnosed in the immediate aftermath of a significant death.
That this film could be made in Poland with a Polish cast and crew has turned "Aftermath" into a significant milestone in that country's ongoing process of wrestling with its demons.
This study is particularly important in the ongoing debate over the extent and significance of evolutionary response to climate change because divergence has occurred in relatively few generations in spite of ongoing gene flow and in the aftermath of a significant genetic bottleneck, factors that have previously been considered obstacles to evolution.
The release of official videos has become a significant point of contention in the aftermath of the fatal police shooting of a 43-year-old black man on Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C.
The study also charts how terror attacks in the UK have been exploited by anti-Muslim activists over social media, with several prominent anti-Muslim Twitter accounts in the UK acquiring a significant number of followers in their aftermath.
Past investigations of the public health consequences of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, have generally suffered from a lack of comprehensive data due, in part, to the difficulty faced in mounting a significant data collection effort in the aftermath of such an event.
