Sentence examples for aftermath remain from inspiring English sources

Lehman's failure and the aftermath remain a source of widespread outrage and confusion.

According to his biographer, the journalist Herbert Mitgang: "His pictures of the invasion and its aftermath remain among the most outstanding documents in the annals of combat photography in any war, before or since".

The devastating earthquake that struck Haiti has slowly faded from the headlines, but the images of the tragedy and its aftermath remain with us.

… Mercifully, what happened in Germany in 1933, and its aftermath, will remain a uniquely terrible episode in history".

It's not totally curative, because justice can never really be delivered in these circumstances; the ache of racism and its violent aftermath still remain.

Yet in the game's aftermath, he remained noncommittal about his decision.

Mr. O'Gara joined Commonweal during the McCarthy era, guided it in the 1960's through the crucial years of the Second Vatican Council and its aftermath, and remained as editor well into the papacy of John Paul II.

In the aftermath, the remaining rebels receive a pardon, Macdonald and Stephen continue in their success, and Riel's wife dies.

In the aftermath, the remaining buildings in the bailey was converted for use as a law court, and Anne died in 1676, the castle unrestored.

The battle was Australia's first major military engagement of the war and the only significant action of the campaign; in its aftermath the remaining German forces on New Britain fled inland to Toma.

Many who have struggled to understand Japan will have studied the author's 1972 doctoral thesis at Harvard, subsequently expanded into the classic, "Empire and Aftermath", that has remained on reading lists for East Asian studies ever since.