Sentence examples for aftermath led from inspiring English sources
The demands and stresses of World War I and its aftermath led to a more formal recognition of the special status of the dominions.
In her experience, the events of 9/11 and its aftermath led to fear within the community around Islamaphobic attacks, and discussions around the removal of headscarves for women who felt under threat.
Simic, 69, was born in Belgrade in 1938, and has often been heard to joke that "My travel agents were Hitler and Stalin"; the hardships and privations of the second world war and its aftermath led his family to leave Yugoslavia for the US in 1953.
The row and its aftermath led to Mr Mitchell losing his cabinet job as chief whip.
The aftermath led to a heightened recognition of the need for crews to properly communicate and interact as a team, known as Crew Resource Management.
The inquiry into the UK's involvement in the invasion and its aftermath, led by former civil servant Sir John Chilcot, began its work in 2009 and held its last public hearings in 2011.
Her eventual death and its aftermath lead Josh and his mother on separate searches to make sense of the facts at their disposal.
But what if our hasty, ill-conceived war and its aftermath lead to a destabilized Middle East, a greatly increased debt burden on our children, and a fragmented, murderous and undemocratic Iraq?
Similarly, the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath have led to a wide range of migration policy responses across the EU, with states implementing restrictive or liberal policies, or a combination thereof.
During the fall of 2008, the New York Fed, which played a lead role in the bailout and its immediate aftermath, was led by current Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
