Sentence examples for aftermath can be seen from inspiring English sources

Second, it inspired a revolution whose happy aftermath can be seen in the food aisles of Waitrose, Sainsbury and Tesco, and perhaps even in the popularity of MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off.

A fan's account of the incident and another video of the aftermath can be seen here.

It began with Columbus's slaughter of the Caribe Indians, and has run through slavery and its continuing aftermath, and can be seen at home and abroad today.

The aftermath of the bubble can be seen in the disarray of companies like Lucent and in the determination of nearly all companies to control capital spending.

For example, it has been proposed that in the immediate aftermath of trauma perceived posttraumatic growth can be seen as a cognitive coping mechanism, but after some time actual growth might develop [ 11].

A taste of what might come can be seen in the aftermath of Haiti's recent earthquake or the Tsunami of 2004 in which 230,000 people died and 500,000 were displaced.

Some of the issues driving the trial can be seen more clearly in its aftermath.

Reynolds livestreamed the immediate aftermath of the shooting in a graphic video that can be seen below.

In this video showing the aftermath of the attacks a large pool of blood can be seen and an orange stretcher is being pushed through a crowd.

In the aftermath of tragedy, when people are looking for answers, "it's complex" can be seen as an attempt to obscure or minimise people's fears.

The manager of a child-friendly space in Feishui township, Tang Xiaoping, says this emotional progress can be seen from how their drawings have changed since the aftermath of the quake.