Sentence examples for aftermath concerns from inspiring English sources

Read more » THE AFTERMATH: Concerns about higher prices proved unwarranted.

One of the most gruesome descriptions from the raids' aftermath concerned dead Afghans found bound in plastic handcuffs, which prompted some local villagers to question whether the fighters had been executed while in custody.

As far as the aftermath is concerned, Syria shows only too plainly what happens if you don't intervene while Libya shows what can happen if you do.

But, as has already been remarked upon, where the Iranian election and its aftermath are concerned, this was the weekend of #cnnfail.

Though Mr. Wiesel's discussion of the terrorist attacks and their aftermath addresses fearsome concerns, when asked how he looks at the world differently after Sept. 11, Mr. Wiesel replies, "I must make an effort to speak to my students with greater hope".

To address this question, we must tackle two prevalent myths circulating in the aftermath of Orlando concerning Islam's role in the tragedy.

A third contingency affecting the aftermath of collective behaviour concerns the nature and strategy of the counter-movements or counterfads that arise.

Economists have been exploring the issues of inequality and mobility for decades, but the collapse of 2008 and its aftermath have intensified these concerns, leading to a stronger interest in the implications for democratic capitalism.

Narrated by 9-year-old Harry Pickles, Sambrook's taut first novel concerns the aftermath of the disappearance of Harry's younger brother, Dan, and the breakdown of a happy, middle-class London childhood.

* HRW raises concerns about aftermath of Arab Spring.

On its face, the Iqbal decision concerned the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.