Sentence examples for different aftermath from inspiring English sources

The earlier improper briefings at Fort Benning had a different aftermath.

Walk through the footpath that connects nearby Walmer Road and Clarendon Road and you will see a completely different aftermath to the horror wrought on Monday night.

Even if the restrained style and female focus of Ida are radically different from Aftermath, it too suggests ghosts.

The retrospective view of the Principia has been different in the aftermath of Einstein's special and general theories of relativity from what it was throughout the nineteenth century.

You get all these different perspectives of the aftermath of a large earthquake in Japan.

Abse was disappointed in a different way by the aftermath of his Sexual Offences Act.

Everyone," muses Mrs Fantlova, "has different reactions to the aftermath of that experience.

At the end of each chapter is appended an "Aftermath" in different type, giving the publishing and critical history of the work or works in question.

Syria's state news agency presented a starkly different picture of the aftermath of the military's victory in Qusayr, which had come under months of artillery assaults as an important insurgent enclave before the rebels vacated it on Wednesday in a bitter retreat.

The collection includes essays on Afghanistan (Scott Carrier's and Andrew Solomon's different takes on the aftermath of the war), the Congo Republic (Peter Canby sweating through the jungle with a tick lodged inside his nose), the Arctic (Lawrence Millman stranded in the cold) and Wilmington, Del .(Hank Stuever dogging the credit-card industry that's devouring him, and millions of others).

Their relatively high average age, an age where most women are past childbearing age, and most of those who marry will have done so, enables us to assess the aftermath of different kinds of sexual abuse in terms of marriage, childbearing, and the likelihood of divorce.