Sentence examples for aftermath of the dynamic from inspiring English sources

Whether the inspiration was the aftermath of the dynamic and triumphal London Olympics or the plethora of new heritage TV shows (from a look at Claridge's hotel to the story of the seductive store founder Harry Gordon Selfridge) the first round of the new 2013 fashion year earned another gold medal for Great Britain.

Thanks to the popularity of their book All the President's Men and the movie of the same name, they were hailed during Watergate's aftermath as the dynamic duo who exposed a White House crime spree.

Of course, the 2015 election had a particular English dynamic in the aftermath of the Scottish referendum.

The Financial Services Authority's latest actions relate to more than $390 million of losses that Dynamic Decisions incurred in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.

O'Donnell places Seton squarely in the context of the dynamic and risky years of the American and French Revolutions and their aftermath.

A similar dynamic played a role in the aftermath of the Arab Spring.

That dynamic seems to be playing out in the aftermath of the nuclear deal, with the supreme leader coming down hard on anything or anyone seeming to promote greater freedoms, as the latest dispute underlines.

Some travelers stayed away in the aftermath of the fires, but the valley was soon back on its feet, flaunting a more dynamic and fashionable face than ever.

Discussion of the aftermath of the blackout.

Tells about the aftermath of the Persian Gulf War.

The Japanese electricity sector is facing serious challenges in the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.