Sentence examples for after the consequences from inspiring English sources

We do see that after the consequences of the attacks of Sept. 11, which are creating turmoil in the market, passengers will return.

Typically, bracketing decisions concerning a given answer become easier to make after the consequences of the answer have been examined further.

Despite the clear warnings of food shortage risks disseminated to African governments and to the international community months in advance, most interventions and support for impacted populations took place after the consequences of the droughts were felt.

People who get their reality from Karl Rove at Fox or Rush Limbaugh on the radio woke up on the Election Day-after to the consequences of listening to political malpractice, live.

After suffering the consequences for the past five decades, she said, even after all these years, nobody remembers her.

After all, the consequences of your decisions will be visited upon you, not your friends.

Twenty years after independence, the consequences of Russian emigration to Latvia under Soviet occupation still shape voting patterns.

After all, the consequences of all that junk food are everywhere: fat and unhealthy children who become even fatter and unhealthier adults.

Professor Kevin Anderson, professor of Energy and Climate Change, went even further, calling for an 80 per cent cut by 2030 if we are to have a chance of limiting global warming to 2C – the level after which the consequences become increasingly devastating.

"It would always take the form of 'what was possible before '96 and what was possible after '96.' " As the federal government devoted more resources to immigration enforcement over time, especially after 9/11, the consequences of the 1996 law became ever more apparent.

While the shushing hacker originally found this particular part of the penal code to be "grey", he has since decided to get rid of his jammer after learning the consequences.