Sentence examples similar to aftermath of the changing from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, there were no crowds in the store, although there was a vague aftermath vibe about the changing rooms.

So reports Advertising Age in an article titled "China Earthquake Tragedy Recasts Olympic Sponsors," which tracks the interesting shifts in message that Olympic organizers and official advertisers have made in the aftermath of the disaster, like changing the torch relay's slogan from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to a more appropriate "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".

In the aftermath of the restructuring and changing attitudes, the U.S. market has risen eightfold.

However, the isotopic signature of water increased in the aftermath of the heavy rain event, reflecting a changing ratio of water sources in the catchment.

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But, he notes, that narrative seems to be changing in the aftermath of the earthquake.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, there was much talk of changing the way mortgage bonds are rated.

But many of those states are changing their policies in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton met with about 35 Long Island military-related businesses at the Long Island Association's headquarters in Commack on Monday to discuss changing military procurement needs in the aftermath of the terrorist acts of Sept. 11.

The Dow Jones industrial average slumped by more than 500 points, its worst fall since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, with an all-time record of 8bn shares changing hands.