Sentence examples for aftermath do from inspiring English sources

Asked about the willingness of Australians to support combat troops on the ground in Iraq, Abbott said: "There's no doubt that the difficulties of the 2003 invasion of Iraq and its aftermath do cast a long shadow, rightly so.

Such incidents are so ordinary that rarely, in their aftermath, do the US media or public look at the issue of guns and the ease of access to guns.

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This "beginning" and its aftermath didn't last long – barely two decades.

Only in the aftermath does Saul become the more familiar incarnation, the jealous and treacherous rival to David.

The trauma of war and the privations that Japan suffered in its aftermath didn't, she thought, have an appreciable effect on her.

Although it's painful to relive that night and its aftermath, doing so helps me feel that I am doing something positive with this tragedy.

It makes sense, given that Trump spent the election and its aftermath doing, saying and more often than not tweeting things that were untrue, offensive or bizarre.

In other words, Mr. Woodward already knew that Mr. Wilson's mission was legitimate and in watching the aftermath did nothing to counter the smearing of Joseph Wilson.

It may sound discordant, but the early days of the new boom really do feel worse for many families than the recession of 2001 or its long aftermath did.

Results in the immediate aftermath didn't reflect this and it became time to retreat to the range, rededicate himself and get his eye back on the ball.