Sentence examples for disastrous aftermath of from inspiring English sources

The disastrous aftermath of the Iraq misadventure demonstrated once again the law of unintended consequences.

Thomas Derderian of Redding dealt firsthand with the disastrous aftermath of a house party.

While In most of Western Europe the Romany issue is marginal, in Hungary, thanks to the size of the community, the disastrous aftermath of Communism and the failed policies of the past 20 years, it has become central.

His book is the first on the war written by a senior Iraqi official, and it is the most comprehensive historical account to date of the disastrous aftermath of the American invasion.

The movie's carefully orchestrated story line unfolds in extended flashbacks, prompted by the recollections of "Bergman," an aging and isolated film director (played by Erland Josephson) driven to confront the disastrous aftermath of a long-ago affair.

Customers detailed hardships they or family members were suffering because of the Madoff collapse, and many expressed anger at regulators who had not stopped Mr. Madoff and lawmakers who they say have failed to respond to the disastrous aftermath of his fraud.

But questions still need to be asked as to why the government's analysts did not do a better job of predicting the invasion's disastrous aftermath.

The Fed chairman's misgivings bring to mind the stock market frenzy of the 1920s and the disastrous aftermath, the Great Depression.

Blair has defended his government's planning both for the military operation and its disastrous aftermath.

In the disastrous aftermath, he, like many others, became an ex-banker.

We were led into a pre-emptive war with no apparent plan for the disastrous aftermath.