Sentence examples for aftermath further from inspiring English sources

The devastating 2010 earthquake that left more than 300,000 dead and the ongoing cholera outbreak resulting in its aftermath further damaged Haiti's global appeal.

The aftermath further soured a problematic relationship with some rank-and-file in the New York Police Department, who saw the mayor's scaling back of its controversial stop-and-frisk program almost as soon as he took office as a sign he did not support them.

Michael's aftermath could further the trend toward a wealthier population that can afford newly constructed second homes built to Category 5 standards.

In the weeks leading up to the March 2008 elections and during their aftermath, circulation increased further to 200,000 a week and the Zimbabwean on Sunday was added to the stable.

In addition, pending renegotiations of existing trade agreements like NAFTA could result in retail companies needing to find and hire new workers and new suppliers and enter new markets to control the aftermath of added expenses, further escalating the costs of goods.

The aftermath of the March 2011 tsunami further decimated local tourism.

And now, the aftermath of Florence promises to further complicate the issue.

Intense scrutiny in the aftermath found only a few further minor errors in the thousands of pages of the report.

We further study the aftermath of settlements in terms of CEO turnover, payouts to shareholders, M&A activity, and operating performance.

Theodore Dalrymple takes it much further: in the aftermath of the riots in Paris last November, Dalrymple wrote a piece for the Spectator in which he decried Paris's suburbs as designed for crime.

Further, in the aftermath of convictions which definitively established that phone hacking had occurred within at least one title, minimal steps were taken within the industry to identify whether phone hacking had occurred elsewhere or to investigate the extent of these practices.