Sentence examples for aftermath of the collapse from inspiring English sources

The Fortis conflict is part of the messy aftermath of the collapse of the global credit bubble.

Like some of its rivals, UBS needed government help when the financial markets froze in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and losses mounted.

Some say tensions have mounted between the two units in the aftermath of the collapse, with each pointing fingers at the other.

Lester Bagley, the Vikings' vice president for public affairs and stadium development, said it was inappropriate to discuss the issue in the aftermath of the collapse.

Professor Bowman added that he was studying the deals prosecutors made in the aftermath of the collapse of Enron, the energy company.

It is possible that the 18-year-old's corpse may have been buried with 250 others, all unidentified, in the chaotic aftermath of the collapse.

In calling for a new investigation, some structural engineers have said that one serious mistake has already been made in the chaotic aftermath of the collapses: the decision to rapidly recycle the steel columns, beams and trusses that held up the buildings.

It is an atmosphere of mistrust reminiscent of the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008.

E.U. leaders should seriously consider the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse.

Ryan's book - published by Doubleday Ireland - is set in the aftermath of the financial collapse.

In his 94th year he published How to Change the World, a vigorous defence of Marx's continuing relevance in the aftermath of the banking collapse of 2008-10.