In the early aftermath, the official response – or lack of it – only compounded the horror.
When we were provoked before, the military's first thought was about the aftermath of its response and the politics.
Then, drive into town to visit the Johnstown Flood Museum in the Carnegie Library, which probes the aftermath and world response.
Compared with the aftermath of 9/11, the response to the General Slocum disaster, more than a century ago, was relatively limited.
Scenario-based models provide useful insight about a disaster aftermath and consider proper response requirements for urban areas.
In the aftermath, the company's response to the breach was chaotic, sending consumers scrambling to learn if they were affected but were instead led into a broken site that was vulnerable to hacking.
And I owe it to the audience to let them watch the aftermath", stated Rhimes, in response to her decision to continue the storyline from where the previous season left off.
The series of emerging and reemerging disease threats since 2003, from avian influenza (H5N1, H7N9) to extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis to the recently recognized novel coronavirus, reinforce the need to avoid the complacency that typically occurs in the aftermath of a successful response to a crisis resulting from an emerging microbial threat.
He remained in that office for another three years, but in October 2001 he replaced the incumbent Gujarat chief minister, fellow BJP member Keshubhai Patel, after Patel had been held responsible for the state government's poor response in the aftermath of the massive Bhuj earthquake in Gujarat earlier that year that killed more than 20,000 people.
And, we didn't want the United States to be perceived as a "paper-tiger" in the aftermath of its non-response to the Marine barracks bombing.
The broken mortgage market is the unintended consequence of the flawed banking bailout and the flaccid regulatory response in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
