Sentence examples for grim aftermath from inspiring English sources

The grim aftermath of each crisis can test the Republicans' opposition to such policies.

Also on the table for both campaigns was how to deal with the grim aftermath of the storm.

Manda's mass production had seemed a collective triumph; no one wants to deal with the grim aftermath.

He and Haziza'a older brother independently tell the same details of the bombing and its grim aftermath.

In the grim aftermath, the police blamed the mental health department, and mental health advocates blamed the police.

The book, with its epic, man-versus-ocean showdown, feels especially germane to New York right now, in the grim aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Every financial crash on Wall Street brings in its wake a comet-trail of movies that either tell how it all went down, or that are overshadowed by its grim economic aftermath.

The grim and protracted aftermath of The Spire's troubled publication was all the more poignant because, as a batch of recently discovered colour photographs demonstrates, the 1950s had seen Golding enjoying some of his happiest, most carefree years.

Alejandro González Iñárritu's "21 Grams," released today by Universal, not only deals with a grim subject (the aftermath of a fatal auto accident) but also is set up in a way that requires effort by the viewer to plumb motives and sort out the characters, played by Sean Penn, Naomi Watts, Benicio Del Toro, Melissa Leo and Charlotte Gainsbourg.

It was even more awful to be faced with the grim and gray aftermath of suicide.

In the aftermath, grim-faced aides described the procedure as complex and said Mr. Chávez's condition was delicate.