Sentence examples similar to consequences of December from inspiring English sources

The Times remains committed to complete worldwide coverage of the roots and consequences of Sept. 11.

These changes are not direct consequences of Sept. 11; they are more about economics than safety.

"To me that has been one of the most overlooked and under-discussed consequences of Sept. 11".

In this light, the most striking thing about the economic consequences of Sept. 11 would seem to be their insignificance.

The ceremony was conducted by a local official who reportedly asked them if they "understood the consequences of mar- riage".

So much thought, time and effort have gone into trying to examine the consequences of Sept. 11.

Dr. Levin's screening program offers the most complete picture of the health consequences of Sept. 11, apart from statistics maintained by the Fire Department on the firefighters.

"Survey Finds a Community in Anguish" (news article, Jan . 12 chronicles the devastating physical and psychological consequences of Sept. 11 for people living near ground zero.

These are unnatural holes in the budget, in large part the consequence of Sept. 11.

If one important cultural consequence of Sept. 11 has been the re-emergence of heroic manliness, how interesting that the current iconic representatives of this recurring physical masculinity in American history -- big-city firefighters -- are neither warriors nor, as in the 1970's, hard-hatted construction workers attacking antiwar demonstrators.

The near-extinction of white Southern Democrats -- a broader consequence of Nov. 2 -- is the latest success of a Republican strategy to take over the region that was hatched after the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act of 1964, said Paul Stekler, a documentary filmmaker whose credits include "George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire".