Sentence examples for bring the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Could Bill Lair - who had personally started the C.I.A.'s covert war in Laos, all the way in 1961, who had personally recruited the Hmong - help bring the aftermath of this war to a close?

There's Dark Night, Under the Gun and shorts such as Speaking is Difficult, but none bring home the aftermath of a mass shooting event like Newtown.

Another entertaining Mad Men episode brought the immediate aftermath of the precipitous merger between Don Draper's and Ted Chaough's rival agencies.

Wilson failed to bring the country together in the aftermath of World War I.

The question is whether the break-up's aftermath can bring the same levels of drama that its prelude did in the first season.

To his credit, the man who is so often criticized by opponents for divisiveness succeeded in working across the widest imaginable spectrum of interests in order to bring the Vietnam War and its aftermath to a full resolution.

For a total of $373 million, BP settled a number of legal claims, including a U.S. criminal probe into alleged price manipulation of propane and lawsuits that were brought in the aftermath of the 2005 explosion at BP's Texas City, Texas, refinery.

In trying to locate the moment in history when things got so polarized, Chappelle embarks on one of the most intellectually and narratively impressive moments of his career: a curated and, at the outset, entirely impersonal history of the twentieth century, bringing together the aftermath of world war and the drug-fuelled peace movements and assassination frenzy of the sixties.

The lack of fresh water in the storm's aftermath brings the danger of water-borne diseases such as diarrhoea and cholera.

While the focus here is on art, there is an underlying feeling of art as a medium to unite and bring comfort in the aftermath of such a horrific crisis.

For the families of Halliburton employees, the war's chaotic aftermath has brought the conflict closer to home.