Sentence examples for aftermath of depression from inspiring English sources

Also reported was the difficulty dealing with the aftermath of depression: "... Currently, I do not feel physically depressed, but struggle with the damage that my recent depressive episode has done to my life.

In the aftermath of the Depression, in a country anxiously anticipating a second world war, she was yesterday's news.

You won't find another 12-year period with an income decline since the aftermath of the Depression.

This could look like the aftermath of the Depression, when credit and trading in financial markets barely increased.

"Waiting for Lefty," which Odets wrote in three days, crosscut a union meeting with scenes of the aftermath of the Depression, which had left more than one in four workers unemployed.

In the aftermath of the Depression and World War II, a conviction that science and technology would rescue the planet — or at least our bank accounts — buoyed the public's confidence.

WASHINGTON — With political pressure mounting, Senate Republicans relented on Wednesday and agreed to let Democrats open debate on legislation that would impose the most far-reaching overhaul of the nation's financial regulatory system since the aftermath of the Depression.

In the aftermath of his depression, he met his wife and she challenged him "to implement what I'd learned, that relationships are really very important in life and this is how to transform from being this ego-driven twentysomething into being, if possible, on a path at least to becoming a more mature guy".

The aftermath of this depression must be bullish.

In the aftermath of the Depression the concept of free markets was in disrepute.

I may have lost some friends and connections, in the aftermath of my depression and suicidal hole, but I climbed out with the help of family, and some friends who became that much dearer in that same aftermath.