Sentence examples for aftermath made from inspiring English sources

The attack and its aftermath made that opinion nearly unanimous.

The aftermath made for one of the more unusual moments in Egyptian Islamic politics.

Average length of employment also increased again albeit remaining well below the 1980 level as the recession and its aftermath made executives more inclined to stay put.

Iraq was already "prostrate" under Mr. Hussein, he said, and the impact of economic sanctions, and the invasion and its aftermath, made things worse.

The incident and its aftermath made apparent the severe dissonance between my actual faith and faith as it is publicly practised and I, a grown woman, found myself crying over this.

He ought to be aware that even dyed-in-the-wool Keynesians such as your correspondent know there is a time and a place for deficits, and the Great Recession and its aftermath made a sequence of deficits necessary.

The global financial crisis and its aftermath make more recent data hard to interpret.

The events leading to this catastrophe, and then its painful aftermath, make for a spellbinding tale.

That scandal and its aftermath make up the bulk of one of the book's eight chapters.

The event was originally planned to benefit the Greater New York chapter of the American Red Cross, and the storm's aftermath makes the fund-raising aspect all the more compelling.

Cameroon's Minister of Communications Issa Tchiroma Bakary told the news agency that similar bombings have raised fears that the militants may be using kidnap victims to carryout the attacks and the aftermath makes it difficult to determine each youngster's age.