Sentence examples for as its aftermath from inspiring English sources
Together, the recordings show various stages of what the authorities have said was the dispute that involved what they say was an assault, as well as its aftermath, the officials said.
When I got the date for my sex reassignment surgery, I wasn't so worried about the operation itself (I'd be asleep, right?) as its aftermath: how I was going to look after myself during the two months it would take to recover?
Their remarks followed the announcement by the House Speaker, John Boehner, on Friday that he will convene a select committee to investigate the Benghazi attack, which killed the US ambassador, Chris Stevens, and three other Americans, as well as its aftermath.
This is because they lack any consideration of the living, evolving, shifting and located (ideological) nature of meaning in the event itself, as well as its aftermath.
The Shock Doctrine was written before the recent financial "disaster," but Klein was uncannily prophetic as to its aftermath, where, as in the savings-and-loan bailout a decade earlier, more money was given to the financial tycoons than has been spent on welfare since the New Deal.
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.
Gordon Strachan's decision to omit Aiden McGeady from his starting XI for the weekend visit to Ibrox has arguably been as discussed in its aftermath as the match itself.
Given NDiaye's parallel interest in the French colonial experience and its aftermath, as well as her taste for novelty and experiment, this seemed the perfect artistic marriage.
Mr. Gitai is clearly intent on capturing the tedium and frustration of battle and its aftermath, as well as the sheer horror of burned faces and severed limbs.
And he has much to say about communism's collapse and its aftermath, as well as the reintegration of those countries with the west of the continent.Almost as a matter of definition, no book of modern economic history can expect to remain the standard work for long.
Just days before opening the festival, now in its 12th year, the founding director, Janet DeNeefe, was forced to cancel three sessions about the massacre and its aftermath, as well as a screening of Joshua Oppenheimer's critically acclaimed documentary, The Look of Silence, and a photography exhibition, The Act of Living, inspired by the US film-maker's work.
