Sentence examples for grim aftermath of 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.

And the annual University Service of Remembrance, which began at Reunions in 1919 in the grim aftermath of World War I, moved to Alumni Day in 1970.

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

Yet Isis is, in a sense, an easy target in the grim aftermath of the Arab spring – and the dichotomy between jihadis and dictators fashionable but false.

$24.95 In a move more apt to inspire compassion than readers' confidence, Elmore Leonard begins his latest novel with the grim aftermath of genocidal massacre in Rwanda.

In the grim, grey aftermath of war, children were born on an unprecedented scale in a population explosion: the baby boomers – born between 1946 and the mid-60s – had arrived.

"Some pointed to the lack of regulation in mortgage lending as a principal cause of the financial crisis that brought about the Great Recession of 2007-9 and its grim aftermath".

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

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

But the Labor Department's latest jobs snapshot and other recent data reports present a strong case for crowning baby boomers as the greatest victims of the recession and its grim aftermath.