Sentence examples for aftermath of all this from inspiring English sources

The response of Miliband in the aftermath of all this is to emphasise Labour's "solutions" on low pay, as well as the need for major constitutional reform.

One hopes that, in the aftermath of all this, people will pay heed to a statement James herself made: "Why do women always get pointed at for their bodies?" Change won't come from pointing at skinny bodies instead of bigger ones; it'll come from stopping the pointing altogether.

Yet when I looked into things, I found that no one had ever examined the actual fallout or aftermath of all this.

Some other benefactor gave her the cottage in Ireland that she lived in in the aftermath of all that, as she tried to work out what a normal life, for her, might look like.

Activists have chronicled the aftermath of all the incidents and, in some cases, shot video of helicopters dropping large explosive barrels that emitted noxious clouds across areas in which residents showed symptoms of being exposed to gas.

"My job when I eventually took over, as caretaker manager, was quite simply to carry on in the aftermath of all the players leaving the club and just fulfilling the fixtures".

Steve Forbes: Now, in the aftermath of all of this first, what's your feeling about the current Geithner plan?

Basically, the idea was to go to the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Moqattam and get some happy snaps of the aftermath of all the June 30 burning sessions.

Now she is dealing with the aftermath of all that accessibility.

It's confusing and terrifying - as if you're really stuck in the aftermath of all that destructive power.

During the 1960s he and other painters of his generation – Anselm Kiefer, for example – had a great theme forced upon them: what was it to paint again in the aftermath of all that had happened?