Sentence examples for accept the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Even Mike Kerr, general manager and vice president of Globalstar USA, has to accept the aftermath of Iridium's downfall.

Not that Scotland's head coach was volunteering to accept it in the aftermath.

We accept that in the aftermath of feminism growing up male can be hard: but where are the big public conversations about men's sexuality.

Because a humanitarian invasion could ultimately lead to the regime's collapse, we would have to accept significant responsibility for the aftermath.

Asserting that Clichy-Montfermeil was "emblematic," the report found the riots and their aftermath there had shaken the French "tale" of Muslims accepting the values of the republic.

She accepted the need to leave Russia, but the Bolsheviks refused to let her go and diplomatic help from Greece was not forthcoming in the aftermath of the National Schism.

Most worrying is the referee's refusal in the aftermath to accept Oxlade‑Chamberlain's word as he calmly pointed out the mistake.

But he will again accept that the planning for the aftermath of the war was inadequate, and make a series of recommendations on nation-building and setting up democratic institutions after a corrupt or brutal state is overthrown.

In the aftermath, Anderson accepts that she has failed her evaluation by getting disarmed, and leaves.

The aftermath The police watchdog accepted that it misled journalists that shots were exch Detective Superintendent Fiona Mallon, strategic firearms commander for north London, made a note from a telephone call from a senior officer involved in the operation within a few minutes of the shooting saying that "apparently MD came towards officers firing".

Tim Duy offers the latest entry in the dispute over whether we should accept a permanently lower track for output in the aftermath of the housing bubble.