Sentence examples for aftermath of the failure from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the failure the O.T.S. and Mr. Schumer traded barbs about who was responsible.

But in the aftermath of the failure to find unconventional weapons in Iraq, American intelligence agencies began to lose confidence in their assessment of North Korea's nuclear capacity.

In the aftermath of the failure of Long-Term Capital Management, the genius-directed hedge fund that came a cropper in 1998, thedged — under Alan Greenspan — delivered three quick reductions in the fundral funds rathat

That was the largest number of downgraded regions since January 2009, when the central bank cut its assessment for all nine regions for two straight quarters in the aftermath of the failure of Lehman Brothers.

Instead, they said that any eventual loss would be less than the losses that Americans would endure if lending froze up, as it did briefly last week in the panicked aftermath of the failure of Lehman Brothers and the near-death of the American International Group.

He knows that a qualifying group in which the biggest game was England's away win over Switzerland in September last year – in the aftermath of the failure in Brazil – has not been a test of his players in the way that forthcoming friendlies against Spain, France, Germany and the Netherlands will be.

In the aftermath of this failure, the Belgians were asked to fall back to the Yser river and protect the Allied left flank and rear areas.

But, in the aftermath of the failures of Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers and other large banks, it should not be directed at him and his fellow panelists, he added.

New bodies charged with ever-expanding powers, and staffed by some of the most highly paid managers in the health sector, ostensibly exist to ensure quality and patient safety in the aftermath of the failures at Mid Staffordshire hospital.

"Their style...would not ever get them serious consideration in the boardroom of Exxon or Chevron," says the executive.In the aftermath of this failure (and having paid over the odds for stakes in several American shale-gas companies) Reliance cut back its investments.

In the aftermath of that failure, Parreira soon resigned.