Sentence examples for aftermath for example from inspiring English sources

An aftermath, for example, might take the form of anticlimax in post-apocalyptic literature or of efforts toward recovery in post-crisis reconstruction policy.

First, it evaluates the individual's excessively negative thoughts about the trauma and its aftermath – for example by helping them understand that they are not to blame or that their feelings are normal and natural.

During the global financial crisis and its aftermath, for example, the Fed could feel comfortable pursuing efforts to stimulate the United States economy without a loss of faith in the dollar and Treasury bonds by global investors.

Many of the wider promises made in its aftermath about, for example, the way stop and search powers are used, or the recruitment and promotion of black and minority ethnic officers, were quickly abandoned.

During the weeklong volcano aftermath in 2010, for example, global airlines claimed nearly $2 billion in lost revenue and added customer-care expenses.

He also analyzes how each battle affected the overall war: The bloody aftermath of Antietam, for example, was the first to be photographed, finally showing civilians back home the terrible losses in more than words.

Willink also posts black-and-white photographs of "the aftermath" of his workout, for example a sweat-drenched towel or a barbell.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, for example, Ray Nagin, the Democratic mayor of New Orleans, extended open arms to President George W. Bush.

In the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, for example, UNICEF, the World Health Organization and other partners conducted emergency campaigns to immunize almost 2 million children against preventable diseases such as measles, diphtheria and polio.

In the aftermath of the trading loss, for example, regulators swarmed the bank.

In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, for example, President George W. Bush could have chosen to blame Islam and stir up prejudice.