Sentence examples for aftermath of heated from inspiring English sources

IN THE aftermath of heated presidential, congressional and local elections on May 10th, the Philippines basked in the glow of international commendation of its use of computer technology to produce, for the first time, seemingly indisputable results.

This was especially apparent during the immediate aftermath of the heat and light of creation.

• That's a thought to hold on to as the greatest-ever debate heats up, in the aftermath of a memorable week at the Water Cube, just across the road from the stadium.

The Spurs have won their four championships without signing a marquee free agent, which qualifies them, in the aftermath of last summer's events, as the anti-Heat.

In the immediate aftermath of Game 1, Celtics Coach Doc Rivers characterized the Heat's posture as "chippy," a description that seemed almost complimentary.

Gavin Miles from rescue service Bats QLD spoke to Guardian Australia from Woodford, where he was helping in the aftermath of thousands of deaths, also blamed on the heat.

The Miami Heat wore hoodies in the aftermath of Trayvon Martin's death.

It all started in November 2012, when I developed a cold that I thought was a response to being without heat for a few days in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Impact glass is created in the aftermath of a violent impact that forms a crater, due to its heat.

Christie took heat for embracing President Barack Obama while dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in the days leading up to the 2012 election.

However, a national heat plan was not implemented until July 2007, in the aftermath of serious heatwaves in 2003 and 2006.