Sentence examples for aftermath most from inspiring English sources

During the financial crisis and its aftermath, most advertisers reduced spending in virtually all forms of media, even those that had been enjoying strong growth in ad revenue.

Madonna's half-time Super Bowl performance contained a giant throne, a platoon of centurions and hits from four decades, but in the aftermath most of the focus was on just one middle digit raised by the British rapper MIA.

His description of the explosion and its immediate aftermath (most of the latter based on rescuers' evidence – he was unconscious), dead and dying being dragged out of the water, barely recognisable as human, are terrifying.

Throughout Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath, most people have gone out of their way to not politicize the storm, and focus on relief efforts.

While there was a lot of discussion about health care during the presidential campaign and in its aftermath, most of the public had only a very foggy notion of what health care reform would mean to them.

If you ranked all of government's financial regulators on how they handled Wall Street's crime wave during the Great Recession and its aftermath, most of them would wind up tied for last place.

He shook his head in the retelling of the game's aftermath but most certainly didn't hang it.

The subsidy mentality and its aftermath are most evident among Hokkaido's countless small building firms, many of which have either gone bust or are close to it.

But it was on the campus where the murders' aftermath was most visible, in widespread mourning and speculation and added security.

The failed vote to choose a Greek president which led to the election decision helped push European markets lower in the immediate aftermath, but most recovered ground.

Episodes begin with a violent act, the characters grapple with the aftermath, and most if not all of the loose ends are wrapped up before the closing credits, leaving little to be explained in future episodes.