Sentence examples for aftermath indeed from inspiring English sources

The Aftermath Indeed, three months after the sweeps, nearly everyone agrees that the fabric of this community has changed.

It was the aftermath, and indeed the bulk of what came before, that was not such good television.

Analysts suggested that the Houla aftermath might indeed constitute a tipping point for the Annan plan, but until the Syrian government reached its tipping point, little would change.

And the aftermath in Ivory Coast has indeed been grim.

The Great Gatsby would indeed create an aftermath of wonder – in ways that its initial audience could not have imagined.

Indeed, in the aftermath of her latest attempt to reach the Olympic podium, she admitted that she would have walked if necessary to ensure that she reached the stadium.

Other evidence can be seen in the opinion polls which have recently started to suggest that a majority of Americans would support the use of force, as indeed in the aftermath of the mission they seem to have done.Mr Carter is a strong believer in opinion polls: he rode to the White House on their back and has kept a close watch on them ever since.

The post-war punishment of the Germans was indeed deplorable but the aftermath of wars is often horribly messy.

Indeed, in the aftermath of that election, pundits, consultants and even an internal party "autopsy" made clear that the GOP needed to course correct and make significant headway with minority voters to have any practical chance at the presidency in future elections.

Indeed, the recession and its aftermath have left tens of millions of workers out of a job or underemployed, removing more households from payment of federal income taxes.

Indeed, the Washington Post said the aftermath of the 79-year's death had been marked by "chaos, confusion and conflicting reports".