Sentence examples for extraordinary aftermath from inspiring English sources

Ladies and Gentlemen, a Martian landing in the midst of the US presidential campaign and its extraordinary aftermath might have come away thinking that there were only four issues of overarching importance to Americans: tax cuts, prescription drugs, a missile defence - and which candidate looked better on Oprah.

Nor, finally, do I support military intervention as a kind of map-rearranging tool of statesmanship: The costs in blood and treasure are too high, and American power too limited, to treat regime change and nation building as tasks to be undertaken outside of truly extraordinary, aftermath-of-World-War-II-type circumstances.

Otherwise, it's pure Poliakoff: a thoughtful examination of an extraordinary time, the aftermath of the bloodiest war, with complicated individuals struggling to find inner peace, and love, and a country having to make difficult moral choices about digging about in the recent past or moving on.

The authorities have said little during their investigation, so many of the details of the shooting were provided during an extraordinary narration of the aftermath on Facebook Live by Mr. Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds.

The South African writer Zoë Wicomb, who chaired the judging panel, called it "formally innovative, stylistically stunning, haunting and enigmatic in its effects", and an "extraordinary story about the aftermath of revolution with its liberatory promises shattered".

Eleven men were awarded the Medal of Honor for "extraordinary heroism" in the aftermath of the explosion.

We had anticipated that this would be an extraordinary challenge in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, one of the United States' most devastating disasters.

We are still contending with the aftermath of an extraordinary moment.

But for Karyn Kusama, 30, who shared the Grand Jury Prize, the aftermath has been extraordinary.

We should also, in the aftermath of an extraordinary economic collapse, talk about what the goals of a society really are.

The extraordinary intervention – emerging in the aftermath of the autumn statement given by George Osborne – represents an attempt by the business secretary to assert the independence of Liberal Democrat economic policymaking after more than four years of coalition government.