Sentence examples for aftermath of having from inspiring English sources

And, I think, dealing with the aftermath of having had a career in the public eye.' Is there anything else that's triggered it?

There is something to be said for the expectation that you can and will function as an intellectual being in the immediate aftermath of having a baby.

UNKLE's 2007 album, War Stories, which fused techno and rock, was darker than previous albums, as he tried to deal with the aftermath of having had the rug being pulled from beneath his feet.

When society asks a soldier to go through battle to protect our country, for instance, then society has a responsibility to help that soldier get through the aftermath of having seen the horrors of war".

A failure to address that, Mr. Sharpton said, "does rob the department in times of crises, like the Bell verdict aftermath, of having different voices that may be more grounded in the communities in question, that may have more understanding about different scenarios".

"Much like the rest of the industry, we believe Xilinx is suffering from the aftermath of having extrapolated evidently unsustainable customer demand trends witnessed" in the first half of 2004 into the second half of the year.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals (DOHH) found that 46% of 112 homes examined in the aftermath of Katrina had visible mold, with 17% having heavy mold contamination (Rao et al. 2007; Ratard et al. 2006).

The aftermath of 9/11 has compounded this problem.

High intelligence, and great resilience in the aftermath of missteps, have been Mr. Clinton's hallmarks.

But the aftermath of 2008 has been just as murky as in 1976.

The aftermath of caregiving has left Ms. Gurney with a deep sense of being at peace, unexpectedly.