Sentence examples for aftermath that have from inspiring English sources

But for a number of languishing Mississippi towns it is the Great Flood of 1993 and, as important, its aftermath that have drained life away.

Three decades on from 1984, Kitchen says there are many aspects of the strike and its aftermath that have yet to be thrashed out in public: the precise details of what the Thatcher government were up to, the horrific police violence seen at the Orgreave coking plant, the involvement of MI5 – and some matters relating to Arthur Scargill.

And he's done very well out of it". Three decades on from 1984, Kitchen says there are many aspects of the strike and its aftermath that have yet to be thrashed out in public: the precise details of what the Thatcher government were up to, the horrific police violence seen at the Orgreave coking plant, the involvement of MI5 – and some matters relating to Arthur Scargill.

The cross-party committee of MPs also expressed dismay at the long-running 'Plebgate' inquiry into the Downing Street confrontation between officers and former chief whip Andrew Mitchell and its aftermath that has cost more than £144,000 so far.

Now in the aftermath that has left almost 200 dead - perhaps more in the final counting - it is not simply the question of who sent Kasab and his fellow gunmen to Mumbai that is exercising a shocked India.

If the revolts that swept the Middle East a year ago were the coming of age of youths determined to imagine another future for the Arab world, the aftermath that has brought elections in Egypt and Tunisia and the prospect of decisive Islamist influence in Morocco, Libya and, perhaps, Syria is the moment of another, older generation.

A batch of 27 photos of the horrific attack's aftermath that had not been widely publicized resurfaced this week.

Additionally, a landing party helped to destroy 41 sampans in the aftermath that had been used to transport Viet Cong supplies.

Here, we see Jean Noel return to earth and try to find home amidst a big police cover-up of an aftermath that has left scores of children dead.

The drama of the bake-off at Warner Bros. and the aftermath that has led to two well-respected executives to leave is the opposite of the smooth change of leadership that took place over the last few years at HBO, another Time Warner unit.

The research examines the aftermath of typhoons that have struck the Philippines over the last 25 years and was conducted by economists Solomon Hsiang at UC Berkeley and Jesse Anttila-Hughes of the University of San Francisco.