Sentence examples for aftermath long from inspiring English sources

The former soldiers who are fighting to stay out of the war ("Former G.I.'s, Ordered to War, Fight Not to Go," front page, Nov. 16) clearly show the folly of our unprovoked attack on Iraq and its bloody aftermath long after "mission accomplished".

In the aftermath, Long Island educators and legislators have begun to take action to prevent such abuses.

With the time span between heat stress and a good deal of the aftermath being long, it is easy to look for other reasons to explain problems that come up in the fall.

Deaths due to the storm and its aftermath have long been a contentious issue; the Puerto Rican government for months maintained that 64 people died in the hurricane, despite evidence of a far greater death toll.

Aftermath, wrote Long last March, "is crammed with mad, flowery metaphors and hifalutin creative-writing experiments", including "hectic passages on Greek tragedy" in which she compares herself with Clytemnestra and Oedipus.

The gruesome story of the rape, including its context and the aftermath, is long and complicated, with countless twists and turns.

It reflects the aftermath of many long nights turned long mornings and it gave us a very "I just got back from being at the club for two straight days" feel.

In the aftermaths he longed for answers to simple questions: "Where was the Shariah written down?

Thomas Meier, an engineer with the International Nepal Fellowship who accompanied McAteer to the devastated villages, said the disaster's aftermath would stretch long into the future: "This is a long-term emergency.

A family survives the Armenian genocide and its long aftermath.

This novel confronts the long aftermath of the Vietnam War.