Sentence examples for aftermath demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath demonstrated that the structures of power that underpin the system — the banks, the markets, the major corporations and their ties to the political system — are extremely resilient, perhaps every bit as resistant to change as China's Communist party.

One poll showed that while 80percentt of blacks felt that Ferguson and its aftermath demonstrated serious racial issues, a 47 percent plurality of whites, however, felt that it didn't.

THE Great Depression and its aftermath demonstrate that there is only one way back to full recovery: through more widely shared prosperity.

And while September's parliamentary elections were marred by fraud, this time it was primarily Afghans who held other Afghans accountable in the aftermath — demonstrating some fledgling aspects of a working democratic system.

But an initial examination of Katrina's aftermath demonstrates the extent to which the federal government failed to fulfill the pledge it made after the Sept. 11 attacks to face domestic threats as a unified, seamless force. 1 Hurricane Katrina has produced a diaspora of historic proportions.

The Great Depression and its aftermath demonstrate that there is only one way back to full recovery: through more widely shared prosperity.

"Persian Cats" was shown in Cannes last May, just a few weeks before the Iranian presidential election, the aftermath of which demonstrated to the world how serious and brave the young people of Iran could be.

All surveys conducted in the aftermath of these events demonstrated severe shortcomings in preparedness [ 5, 6].

The disastrous aftermath of the Iraq misadventure demonstrated once again the law of unintended consequences.

The aftermath of the Dahab attack demonstrated the nearly impossible task the government faced in trying to deter terrorism.

"In the months since Dec. 2, the day Enron declared bankruptcy, the president has shown little or none of the moral clarity and strength of purpose he demonstrated in the aftermath of Sept. 11," said Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut.