Sentence examples for aftermath for a from inspiring English sources

Is there anything new and interesting to say about the Scopes trial and its continuing aftermath for a general readership?

But the students swept up in these controversies must grapple with the aftermath for a long time.

All wars draw attention to their aftermath for a moment in time, but I don't think there's any one war that's happened while we have been running the Aftermath Project that I would say, "Bam!

One might hark back all the way to Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath, for instance, as a missed opportunity to capitalize on the environmental moment and the legacy of Occupy Wall Street (more recently, my own Facebook page and online petition requesting Bernie to keep his Brooklyn political headquarters open to volunteers in the post-campaign season failed to garner much support).

The events leading to this catastrophe, and then its painful aftermath, make for a spellbinding tale.

It all takes place in twenty-four hours, during a New England snowstorm and its chilly, sunny aftermath, except for a last chapter in Baltimore five years later.

Once the film limns Big Star's benighted three-record run, doomed by Mr. Bell's death in 1978 and Mr. Chilton's fussing and general attrition, we're cut loose in the wilderness of the aftermath for what feels like a while, before the band's triumphal rediscovery.

He remembers the aftermath for sure, and how big a deal it was.

He worked for the government and Standard Oil during World War II and in its aftermath, for Vogue, and finally as a staff photographer for Life magazine, which he joined in 1949, the first African American in that role.

Also, high prices and pricing a deal to perfection too often results in down rounds and a messy aftermath for founders.

His most recent novel, Brother (2017), was about a boy shot by a policeman and the aftermath for his family.