Sentence examples for aftermath of withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush was right when he said last night that the aftermath of withdrawal would be bloody and frightening, but that is a product of his invasion and his gross mismanagement of the aftermath.

"What political entity would emerge in the aftermath of your withdrawal?" Mr. Danin asked.

It is hard not to feel sorry for Leonard Slatkin in the aftermath of his withdrawal from the Metropolitan Opera's revival of "La Traviata".

For many Israelis, especially on the right, the aftermath of the withdrawal serves as a kind of object lesson that supports the open-ended 48-year military occupation of the West Bank and continuing mistrust and resistance to a two-state solution.

The truth is: no one can predict the aftermath of the withdrawal.

In the aftermath of recent withdrawals from Iraq, for example, the British have helped many of their Iraqi employees emigrate to the U.K., while the U.S. has proved sluggish at best in granting visas to Iraqis who worked with U.S. forces, leaving thousands in fear of reprisal.

The aftermath of the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan is a warning against abrupt departures, leaving ill-resourced governments behind.

Much of its analysis of the BBC's coverage looked at stories in the aftermath of Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, when positive stories were more likely.

In the aftermath of Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, playing tough may invite attempts by Syria, Iran and the Hezbollah to take action against Israel proper.

In the aftermath of the French withdrawal, in 1962, one of the most painful issues that arose concerned the fate of the pieds-noirs, the Europeans who had settled in Algeria for generations.

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