Sentence examples for add the aftermath of from inspiring English sources

Mix a huge IRA bomb with a tank battle and add the aftermath of an artillery barrage, and you get some idea of the damage to the centre of this town of 250,000 people.

"There's no imminent threat," he added, of the aftermath of the attack.

"They left all the concentrates," he added, describing the aftermath of the raid on the Los Angeles Caregivers and Patients Group.

We may soon find out," he added, in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's ruling on Thursday in Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission.

Portis added that the aftermath of Shanahan's decision has become such a distraction for the team that it is "kind of hard to recover from".

However, he added: "In the aftermath of the recession, consumer shopping habits have evolved rapidly and are continuing to do so - with a greater proportion of expenditure now being online.

"March 2012 in particular, one has to bear in mind, was a very difficult time in the region, and a very sensitive period," she added, referring to the aftermath of the Arab Spring revolts.

Vietnam, he adds, is enduring the "aftermath of a chemical holocaust".

"I guarantee you there will be strong resistance," he added, "because, in the aftermath of Paris, I think there is just a very strong tendency for us to get worked up around issues that don't actually make ussafer but make for good political sound bites".

Such reminders, Dr. Pynoos added, are ubiquitous in the aftermath of disasters, both natural and human-made.

Sullivan added that reporting, even in the aftermath of someone's death, should not hide details of someone's life.