Sentence examples for damaging aftermath from inspiring English sources

Referring to the piece in his statement he added: "That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath.

"That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath," he said.

That is the reason I made the decision to tell the truth of my rape and its damaging aftermath," he wrote.

As tumors that undergo apoptosis in response to therapy fail to display a significant residual tumor mass, it is conceivable that damage aftermath, mainly senescence, occurs at much slower kinetics, serving as a "standby" failsafe program, in case the first-line response is corrupted (Schmitt, 2003).

But two years later, Mr. Adinolfi reclaimed the seat in a hotly contested rematch; her opposition to the death penalty proved politically damaging in the aftermath of a triple murder in Cheshire.

All of these tactics – the dishonest evidence, the narrative of a force struggling to do its duty in the face of deliberate provocation from a mob, and then the way that version was spread – were later to prove lethally damaging in the aftermath of Hillsborough.

It was the first news from outside Port Vila, where eight people have been confirmed dead, thousands left homeless and most civil infrastructure damaged in the aftermath of the cyclone on Friday and Saturday.

Kennedy pleaded guilty to a charge of leaving the scene of an accident; the incident and its aftermath damaged his chances of becoming President of the United States.

All of it unfolded before a restless audience of about 4,500 delegates and 16,000 journalists left with little to do but stare at television screens covered with images of Isaac bearing down on the Gulf Coast, a haunting reminder of Hurricane Katrina — and, in this context, the political damage its aftermath caused to George W. Bush.

The Great Recession and its lingering aftermath has damaged state budgets to an extent unseen for decades, severely challenging states' capacity to support these vital social programs.

All three were damaged by Katrina and its aftermath.