Sentence examples for economic aftermath from inspiring English sources

But he also said the 9/11 attacks had a perversely positive economic aftermath on Long Island.

The company's message resonated with voters, especially because of the economic aftermath of the late 1970s tax revolt.

The fiscal and economic aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks has left about half of all United States cities less able to meet their financial needs, according to a recent survey by the National League of Cities.

The opening had been set for the fall season next year, but Mr. Harth said that the economic aftermath of the terrorist attacks had made Carnegie Hall rethink its plans.

Certain businesses that have been slammed by the recession or the economic aftermath of Sept. 11 -- stock brokerages, advertising agencies, garment factories -- are just a lot less important outside the city.

That said, at least Mr Brown had the good sense as prime minister to see that the banking crisis and its economic aftermath meant that the government had to intervene more in the economy.

"We had been lulled into a sense of complacency by the only modestly negative economic aftermaths of the stock market crash of 1987 and the dot-com boom," Mr. Greenspan wrote.

Now we face a particular economic challenge: the aftermath of a speculative binge.

Currently, she is working on a project about a series of cybersecurity incidents over the course of the past decade, tracing their economic and legal aftermath and their impact on the current state of technical, social, and political lines of defense.

He is also the author of "The Deluge," a well-crafted book about an earlier episode of worldwide economic disorder — the aftermath of World War I — and other careful analysis of the period from 1918 through 1945.

Mark Green and Michael R. Bloomberg say they would be very different mayors at an enormously important time for New York City, when an economic downturn, the aftermath of the terror attacks and considerable shortcomings with the schools seem to demand exceptional qualities in the city's next leader.