Sentence examples for awful aftermath from inspiring English sources

HURRICANE Katrina's awful aftermath still poses legal and moral questions.

In the book's first section, titled "I'm Here", Frank is contemplating the awful aftermath of the great storm.

But even in the awful aftermath of the crash, there was money to be made and, it seems, the prospect of a final ghoulish exclusive.

THE SOMEBODY ELSE'S FAULT AWARD -- To Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who is busily ducking any blame for failing to prevent the stock market bubble and its awful aftermath.

In the awful aftermath of the tremor that turned hundreds of thousands of Haitians into refugees in their own hometown, a few sensible squatter principles may hold out hope for the devastated residents of Port-au-Prince: • Squatting is not a crime.

12.22pm: Freedman asks if there was an concept of how awful the aftermath would be.

But rich countries are mercifully quick to make grand gestures in the immediate aftermath of awful calamities.The gestures are getting grander.

Its aftermath is truly awful to contemplate.

Written with the journalist Judith Newman and with input from Geimer's lawyer, Lawrence Silver, "The Girl" is a feisty, almost jaunty you're-not-the-boss-of-me account of a really awful thing and its long aftermath.

I understand there was some discussion here in the Yale community about whether this tercentennial should go forward in the aftermath of the awful events of the Sept. 11.

But the closer you get, the more real, and the more awful, the shooting and the aftermath become.