Sentence examples for aftermath may from inspiring English sources

And, yet, the details of the aftermath may surprise you.

Its aftermath may have ended Mr. Barak's power to negotiate.

For middle-aged or older women, menopause and its aftermath may play a role, though its importance is much debated.

Analysts say that while the election is likely to go off relatively smoothly, the aftermath may be less trouble-free.

So its aftermath may be the best moment not to resist, but to embrace, a mood of disenchantment.

Stephen Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, suggested the attacks and their aftermath "may bring about the demise [of globalisation]".

The induced weight gain along with its metabolic aftermaths may affect the quality of life [ 2].

(It has been published as Operation Geronimo: the Betrayal and Execution of Osama bin Laden and its Aftermath May 2012 -- Kindle eBook).

But if we're recently divorced, or we're still immersed in legal proceedings, or we're living in the haze of a more convoluted marital aftermath, we may find ourselves mired in endings.

The aftermath in Libya may bolster or undermine the Syrian government's contention.

He regards the case as "a ridiculous detour," the aftermath of which may have been handled poorly, at least to judge by the results.