Sentence examples similar to certain aftermath from inspiring English sources

The only thing certain about the aftermath of Sunday's Euro summit is the disgrace of the political leaderships.

The great distraction here is the Olympics, of course, and to a certain extent the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake and related disasters in May.

All that we can establish for certain is the immediate aftermath of failure against Bury.

One commented: "There was a certain beauty in the aftermath of the riot.

In the aftermath, commentators were certain that life would never be the same.

This was the argument for Holocaust denial in certain countries in the immediate aftermath of World War II.

That argument, however, misunderstands the deeper, unresolved crisis that is certain to unfold in the aftermath of the Hutton inquiry.

One thing is certain: In the volcano's aftermath, the rich and powerful are taking a fresh look at their travel options under abnormal conditions.

Australia have called up two more fast bowlers, Ryan Harris and Doug Bollinger, for the Adelaide Test as their captain, Ricky Ponting, warned that nobody was certain of selection in the aftermath of The Gabba.

True to form, there is: the overindulgence of certain young riders in the aftermath of victory – of jockeys standing up in their irons to wave their whip in jubilation as they pass the wire.

Even though some people are certain to feel, in the aftermath of the attack, that living downtown has little appeal, it's unlikely that apartments in either Battery Park City or the financial district will go begging.