Sentence examples for because of the aftermath from inspiring English sources
Because of that, and because of the aftermath of Sept. 11, many protesters said they did not expect unrest other than textbook forms of civil disobedience.
After an off-season of hype, with players on both sides claiming ownership of the city, the rivalry was briefly sidetracked when their scheduled season opener in Brooklyn was delayed because of the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Another episode that also involved an icy dip, "Even Stones Have Eyes" from late in Season 2, may be his least favorite, not because of the story but because of the aftermath.
But the chances that flight will be delayed and made less pleasant because of the aftermath of the nasty events of Sept. 11, well, that's pretty much a certainty.
Young men and women have killed themselves because of the aftermath of sexual abuse and rape.
"I guarantee you there will be strong resistance," he added, "because, in the aftermath of Paris, I think there is just a very strong tendency for us to get worked up around issues that don't actually make ussafer but make for good political sound bites".
"This was a precautionary measure because of the potential aftermath of the wind on schools having power cuts," a spokesman said.
Discussion of the aftermath of the blackout.
This third book tells of the aftermath.
What a gross miscalculation of the aftermath.
