Sentence examples for aftermath more than from inspiring English sources

In the violent aftermath, more than 1,000 people were killed and nearly a million displaced.

In its aftermath, more than 10,000 people were arrested, of whom several hundred are still in prison.

Japan's current tiffs with its neighbours, China and South Korea, are rooted in the march to war and its undigested aftermath, more than 75 years ago.

In the aftermath, more than 1,000 MF Global employees have been laid off, customer accounts have been frozen, and federal investigators have been trying to sort through the mess.

The second, set five years after the outbreak and distinctly dystopian in tone, showed the aftermath – more than half the world's population wiped out, a second war on terror – and murky suppression of information by the political establishment.

However, many criticized media's role, claiming reports that were released in the hurricane's aftermath more than missed the mark. .

The average number of event types reported by former prisoners and their descendants ranged from six to nine events and was also mainly linked to the period of genocide, although both generations in this group emphasized its aftermath more frequently than the families of survivors.

The 1998-2003 wandand its aftermath left more than 5 million dead and millions more without a home.

Her wrenching trip to America with her daughter, and its improbable aftermath, occur more than three-quarters of the way through this sparkling biography.

At least 459 people were killed by the earthquake and its aftermath and more than 1,350 people were injured, the Disaster Coordination Center in Ankara said Tuesday.

The hurricane and its aftermath claimed more than 1,800 lives, and it ranked as the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history.