Sentence examples for caught in the aftermath from inspiring English sources

While most cities in Iraq are still caught in the aftermath of war, this southeastern city on the Tigris has already installed a popular local government that has brought order and security and has maintained services for its population.

Ms. Stockholder doesn't always get that balance right, but she does in the seven dense, buoyant installations in this show, which together suggest a suburban house caught in the aftermath of an explosion.

Sotoudeh, a mother of two children aged three and 11, fell foul of the authorities after highlighting juvenile executions in Iran and representing activists caught in the aftermath of the disputed presidential elections in 2009.

According to David Thursfield, chairman of Ford of Europe, capacity has been slashed, factories are 95% full and $2 billion will soon be sliced from its parts bill.But the daunting challenge is in America, where Ford is still caught in the aftermath of the Firestone fiasco two years ago, when it had to recall millions of vehicles with faulty tyres.

On the night of an explosion off the New Orleans coast, town young children, Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson, get caught in the aftermath - losing everything they love in the process.

We're pooling our money to give to families caught in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy".

It is presented as a sequence of monologues by people who were caught in the chaos and/or its aftermath: those who lived in Chernobyl and the surrounds, those who returned, scientists, politicians, soldiers deployed to "liquidate" the poisoned countryside, etc.

From "Egypt's Aftermath: Obama, Caught in the Fire," by Amy Davidson.

"The message, if there is one, is simply about the way in which people who have been caught in the midst of war survive in its aftermath.

It's about a young Asian woman caught in the heightened racial tensions of a Yorkshire town during the aftermath of 11 September.

Children caught in the sudden grip of this crisis and now affected by its complex aftermath have certainly been through traumatic experiences.