Sentence examples for aftermath because the from inspiring English sources

Initially, many did not want to talk about Operation Iron Triangle, or its aftermath, because the experience was so uniformly negative.

The psychiatrist in charge was referred to as "Dr. A", a pseudonym invoked in the aftermath because the drug was technically off-label, which is to say unapproved.

Contrary to popular belief, domestic violence is not a private crime, and some workers have trouble addressing its aftermath because of the way workplaces are structured.

But her message, which was a powerful, strong message, may have gotten lost in the aftermath because of similarities to the speech that Michelle Obama gave at the Democratic Convention back in 2008". Which is to say, Obama's 2008 speech was very powerful.

"But even if you don't, if you are realistic about the potential gains of a Brexit, they will be dwarfed by the damage that will be done by the run-up to the referendum and the aftermath – because that will last for a few years and it will be extremely severe".

Meyer goes on: "There was a significant chunk of the adminstration that was not particularly concerned about the aftermath because they thought it would be alright on the night".

"The whole idea is to stay safe and hope you have the grace to deal with the aftermath because you might not have a house".

"That's the biggest anxiety right after hearing about a horrific attack like this and then dealing with the aftermath, because people's angers arise".

"The suggestion that Britain did not use torture during world war two and in the immediate aftermath, because it was regarded as 'ineffective', is a mythology that has been successfully propagated for decades," he said.

His role as a young "chai-wallah" in the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire catapulted him into the limelight, but Dev Patel has said he struggled to find work in its aftermath because he did not want to play the usual "Asian" roles in Hollywood: terrorists, taxi drivers and geeks.

Initially, I wanted the book to be called Aftermath, because I wanted to show how war affects generations of people.