Sentence examples for aftermath there is from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath there is much uncertainty about foreign policy.

The official added: "In the immediate aftermath there is always a lot of hearsay.

In fact, there were huge differences during the campaign -- and in its aftermath, there is a chad-chasm.

But what really makes this novel so distinct is its depiction of the aftermath; there is no immediate fist-in-the-air triumph, but a long and difficult struggle to return to normality after a traumatic event.

A mere 30 minutes long, it maps the breakdown of a relationship, but rather than stewing in despondent aftermath there is a keenness to Michaelson's storytelling, there in the sharp cut of his lyrics, the humour, the precision of his vocabulary, that lifts these woebegone tales from the gloom.

Always, in the aftermath, there is agony and confusion as a community rises up demanding change that never fully comes.

Strangers' kindnesses and cruelties are recorded, including the drunken comment of an unnamed Sissinghurst guest of Nicolson's cousin: "You seem remarkably unaffected by grief!" In the immediate aftermath there were the surreal practicalities of discussing recycling her dead daughter's eyes at the hospital.

But in the aftermath there was anxiety.

It's important because in its aftermath there are no other intersections in sight.

In the post-riot aftermath, there was little faith in politicians.

Even in Woodstock's immediate aftermath, there was no consensus on its meaning.