Sentence examples for aftermath step from inspiring English sources

Several scenes in "Paradise: Love" — especially an impromptu orgy and its sad aftermath — step into an ethical gray area as Mr. Seidl makes demands of his performers that seem very hard to defend on moral or artistic grounds.

Timeline: The San Bernardino shooting and aftermath, step by step.

Several European foreign ministers issued a joint statement calling the election and its aftermath an "unfortunate step backwards in the development of democratic governance and respect for human rights in Belarus".

In the war's aftermath, Gibraltar took decisive steps towards implementing civilian self-governance over most issues of public policy.

Back to school UNICEF knows from experience that getting children back into school is a critical step in the aftermath of such a crisis.

In its aftermath, The Times took many preventive steps, including creating the job of public editor.

In the aftermath, many Asian governments took steps to clean up their banks, tighten commercial regulations and force companies to improve their disclosure.

Nascar's president, Mike Helton, said at the news conference that his organization planned to take several safety-related steps in the aftermath of the Earnhardt investigation, including the installation of crash data recorders, or "black boxes," in Winston Cup and Busch Grand National cars by the start of the 2002 season.

Pao has been leading the site's efforts to reduce harassment — and has received abuse and petitions asking her to step down in the aftermath.

In the aftermath Leung took the highly unusual step of launching legal proceedings in an bid to stop them retaking their oath and taking up their seats.

The bank was invited to speak, but stepped back in the aftermath of the trading loss.