Sentence examples for after-effects of the attack from inspiring English sources
With the towers gone, John asked, "Mommy, will your new building fall?" Sidley Austin management has hired an outside counseling firm and is trying to be attune to the traumatic after-effects of the attack.
Marcy Borders, 42, known as the 'Dust Lady', had attributed her stomach cancer - diagnosed in April 2014 - to the after-effects of the attack in 2001 which claimed 2,753 lives.
New York was already suffering from the after-effects of the September 11th terrorist attack, as well as the collapse on Wall Street.
Banks would hardly leave themselves recklessly exposed to the after-effects of a terrorist attack simply because they expected the Fed to come to the rescue.For a crucial moment, regulators everywhere turned a blind eye to rules for example, on solvency for insurers that would have caused chaos if rigidly enforced.
Apart from trying to fill in the wretched income support form, taking a brief woodwork class and talking to a doctor about the after-effects of a heart attack, Johns didn't do a great deal to prepare for his film debut.
The unverified footage on the internet shows distressed adults and children apparently suffering the after-effects of a chemical weapons attack.
It was the lingering after-effects of a poison gas attack which would cut short his life on Christmas Day 1922, just a day before his 30th birthday.
It is hard to understate the before-and-after effects of the Taliban's horrendous December 2014 attack on a military-owned elementary school in Peshawar that killed 145 people, including 132 schoolchildren aged eight to eighteen.
After the attack Hill had to be revived twice and the court heard on Wednesday that she still lived with the effects of the attack.
Suggesting extreme caution, she urged appraisers to make clear to clients that valuations made after the attacks could not yet be predicated on the effects of the attacks.
This past winter, after months of lobbying, Clinton helped secure an additional ninety million dollars to track the health effects of the attacks on rescue workers.
