Sentence examples for aftermath they are from inspiring English sources

After several years of very slow growth coinciding with the recession and its aftermath, they are taking off again.

When reporters visit the aftermath, they are not peering at inanimate remnants but picking through a terrible wound that is, somehow, still alive.

They were no longer capturing combat and its aftermath; they were gathering evidence.

But it is all too clear that during the stock market bubble and its aftermath, they were asleep at that switch.

During the Occupy Wall Street protests and their aftermath, they were the online-video symbols for those who said the New York Police Department was using excessive force: Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, in his white commander's shirt, walking up to a crowd of people and appearing to pepper-spray protesters at random.

In the quake's aftermath, they were quick to complain of the slow reaction from "the Makhzen .This usually pejorative term, denoting the hidden power of the state, is applied to the central administration in the king's palaces far away.

The paradox, Gregg says, is that the young have been the real victims of the crash and its aftermath, but they are much less likely to vote for Ukip than elderly people, who have done much better.

Travel sites were certainly hurt by the attack's aftermath, but apparently they are now benefiting from consumer response to the cut-rate fares airlines are offering to fill more planes.

In the revolution, women were partners with men, but [in the aftermath] they were marginalised.

"Senior citizens and the disabled were especially impacted by the lack of essential services available in Sandy's aftermath, as they were effectively held hostage on the upper floors of their apartment buildings".

The Depression and its immediate aftermath, they say, was such a catalyst for forces already in motion.