Sentence examples for aftermath of another from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of another American war is instructive.

Sometimes it was in the aftermath of another encounter nearer home.

Almost 40 years ago, in the aftermath of another catastrophic flood, the same question was posed.

Andy himself had given me the answer, talking in the aftermath of another tragedy.

In the unhappy aftermath of another first-round ouster from the playoffs, the Yankees jettisoned Randy Johnson, Gary Sheffield and Bernie Williams.

New York's existing assault weapons ban was approved in the aftermath of another mass shooting, at Columbine High School in 1999.

He glided over another bump, his back still smarting, and saw the aftermath of yet another crash.

Their urgent voices — in television interviews, on social media, even from inside a locked school office as they hid from the gunman — are now rising in the national debate over gun violence in the aftermath of yet another school shooting.

Today, the next mass murder isn't as surprising as it is inevitable – something Obama spoke to last week during his speech in the aftermath of yet another tragedy, this time in Oregon.

In the aftermath of yet another shooting rampage, the angry and organized outcry by surviving students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., has fanned a flicker of hope that the latest killings might prompt some tightening of state and national gun laws.

JOHN ISRAEL Decatur, Ga., Dec. 16, 2012 To the Editor: In the aftermath of yet another mass killing, both sides of the gun control debate trot out their dog-eared, tiresome talking points, repeated by a mass media eager to foment controversy.