Sentence examples for effects and aftermath from inspiring English sources

In discussing this film, critics have cited Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange: but perhaps it should be remembered that Kubrick's movie is also concerned with the effects and aftermath of violence.

And, boom, that would be that — a piece of procedural ordnance so devastating in its effects and its aftermath that it has been nicknamed "the nuclear option".

The world has witnessed two major low-probability, high-consequence technological calamities with long-lasting environmental effects and regional aftermaths in just the last 5 years.

First, not comprehending the effect of national institutional quality on the pattern and aftermath of international labor migration may lead to an underestimation of the benefits of a creation of a common labor market area.

"I did have a concussion and some effects in the aftermath of it, mostly dizziness, double vision.

Survived WWII and aftermath.

"I know the effects, the aftermath, the trauma ― psychological, physical, mental.

GRAPHIC: Tracking the Charlie Hebdo attack and aftermath.  .

It's a better choice for a follow-up: The events that led to the tragic murder, and the ripple effects of the aftermath, were as much about the nation's climate at the time as it was about Cunanan's own motives.

This all took place during one of the most disturbing periods of world history, in effect the aftermath of years of illegality and ambiguity where even the Iraqi army itself was a militia under another name.

We saw this in the recent London mayoral elections, now we are feeling the bitter effects in the aftermath of a divisive EU referendum.