Sentence examples for aftermath of the average from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the average crisis, asset prices fall sharply.

Finally, the aftermath.

In 2016, in the immediate aftermath of Trulia, the average number of lawsuits per M&A deal declined by 32percentt.

What has happened in the UK is that the aftermath of the recession saw average incomes fall by near-record amounts - with the result that inequality has dropped to levels last seen in the mid-1990s.

Between 1956 and 2004 real per capita GDP, only grew at an annual rate of less than 1%; if we consider the figures in the aftermath of the 2001 macroeconomic crisis, the average income did not virtually grew in the 30 years following 1973.

In the immediate aftermath of the Great Recession, when real average income growth was going disproportionately to the wealthiest households, that role was positive.

The 2004 film The Hero, produced by Fernando Vendrell and directed by Zézé Gamboa, depicts the life of average Angolans in the aftermath of the civil war.

The Nikkei stock average yo-yoed wildly in the aftermath of the move before falling nearly 2% in afternoon trade.

[T]he average person's exposure to radioactive isotopes in the aftermath of the Three Mile Island disaster -- within a 10 mile radius from the site -- was 8 millirems, a little less than the average chest X-ray.

The mood of a Dubai businessman--in the aftermath of the realty bloodbath--can safely be assumed to be hovering considerably below average.

Imagine if the average American, gun-owning or not, were able to see the heartrending pictures of the aftermath of the Newtown shootings.