Sentence examples for aftermath according from inspiring English sources

In its aftermath, according to Aphrodite Jones, she swallowed a bottle of antibiotics and was rushed to the hospital.

Several books illuminate the causes of the financial crisis and its aftermath, according to an economist who was involved in the Treasury's response to the events.

Having studied Japan's descent into deflation and a decade-long slump, Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, and other officials have come to believe that central banks should act aggressively in a bubble's aftermath, according to their recent speeches.

The families that suffered the most in the meltdown and its aftermath, according to the St Louis Fed report, were the most vulnerable: the less well educated, minorities and the young, many of whom had little in savings but had accumulated high debt levels.

Marketers intend to reduce their ad budgets for the fourth quarter of 2001 and the first quarter of 2002 by an average of 12percentt as a direct result of the events of Sept. 11 and the aftermath, according to a survey by Jack Myers L.L.C. in New York, which publishes media and research newsletters.

A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 New Yorkers Give Pataki High Marks, Poll Shows New Yorkers give Gov. George E. Pataki high marks overall, especially on his response to the World Trade Center attack and its aftermath, according to a New York Times poll.

Romney's swipe at Sesame Street sparked social media outrage, generating 135,332 tweets per minute in its immediate aftermath last week, according to Twitter.

"Lucky me, I hit the trifecta," said George Bush in the immediate aftermath of September 11, according to his budget director.

November 20 2002: TV news bulletins struggled to convey the complexity of the aftermath of September 11, according to new research.

Chaplains respond to soldiers coping with the aftermath of combat according to the denomination of the chaplain and the religion of the soldier.

In 2014, acts of terror cost the world $52.9 billion compared with $51.51 billion in the aftermath of September 11, according to the latest annual Global Terrorism Index by the Institute for Economics and Peace.