Sentence examples for aftermath of running from inspiring English sources

It is important to emphasize that these ideas appear to be most rigorous in the aftermath of running a proper Test Plate for all targets beforehand.

In the aftermath of Runs I and II at the LHC, much of the interesting parameter space for SUSY is gone.

In the aftermath of Runs I and II at the LHC, much of the interesting parameter space for SUSY is gone, including the simplest versions that satisfy the 'WIMP Miracle' criteria.

With the interview airing in the highly-charged aftermath of ESPN running an offensive Jeremy Lin headline, there is little doubting the continued significance that Lin's ethnicity plays in his story as well the coverage he receives.

If "Blade Runner" was set in the desolate aftermath of technology run amok, the new cities have managed desolation without much outside assistance, right next to bonanzas on stilts.

The amazing aftermath of the run is that Run 4 All Women is now going national, continuing our fundraising efforts and activism.

Photographers exhaustively recorded the squalor of trenches, the wasteland of battlefields and foxholes, the junk-piles of decomposing bodies; but Matthew Brady in the 1860s had publicised such horrors in the aftermath of Bull Run and Antietam.

He voiced opposition to high street banks having taxpayer-funded guarantees for their speculative investment banking activities and expressed scepticism about changes to regulation in the aftermath of the run on Northern Rock that would limit the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street to delivering "sermons".

The most demonstrative thing he did in the aftermath of the run was smell some congratulatory flowers.

In the aftermath of the bank run, many borrowers will find it harder to get loans and will have to pay more for them.

Rarely do horses win the Derby in the immediate aftermath of a bad run, however, and place prospects are the very best he can hope for.