Sentence examples for and in the aftermath of the from inspiring English sources

And in the aftermath of the storm, the flood of schlock has risen fast and furious.

How has this made for difficulties in communications before and in the aftermath of the earthquake?

Posted to Plymouth, he worked hazardously through the Devonport Blitz, and in the aftermath of the Baedeker bombing at Exeter.

And in the aftermath of the Elian Gonzalez custody dispute, the United States Congress could ease the Cuban trade embargo.

The growth of financial markets provokes regular debate, particularly in Europe, and in the aftermath of the global crisis a number of reforms have been proposed.

And in the aftermath of the refugee crisis of 2015-16, many Germans — including mainstream, middle-class citizens — embraced the far right's premises.

World War II began before the agreement could be fully ratified, and in the aftermath of the war little progress was made.

He said that it was important to keep the roadway closed for emergency vehicles during and in the aftermath of the storm.

And – in the aftermath of the financial crisis – European social democracy either supported or implemented widespread cuts, abandoning the most basic social democratic concept of all, public investment.

Set during and in the aftermath of the fateful year 1066 it follows a small band of "guerrillas" who are resisting the Norman conquest of England.

We heard the tired lament throughout March and in the aftermath of the national tournament theatrics, mostly from those in the pocket of the college game.