Sentence examples for in that aftermath from inspiring English sources
It is a collection born of tragic circumstance: the poems, most of them only three lines long, were written after the death of Swett's daughter, at the age of twenty-one, and together they chart the terrible cycle of the first year spent in that aftermath.
The other paper, released Friday, said that in the aftermath of the crisis, officials were "reconsidering the view that unfettered capital flows are a fundamentally benign phenomenon".
What that means in practice is that in the aftermath of contemporary gun tragedies, we don't see new gun legislation.
It is noteworthy that, in the aftermath of the 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic, it is governments rather than the media that are coming under scrutiny.
Americans have long known that, in the aftermath of Sept. 11, the CIA subjected suspected terrorists to inhuman and degrading treatment that amounted to nothing less than torture.
Who said that in the aftermath of the McSorley attack?
Andrews notes that, in the aftermath, neither side cared to remember the workers' armed rebellion.
Haley has noted time and again that in the aftermath of the Emanuel A.M.E.
He tells me that in the aftermath of his crimes he was "on the floor".
Analysts say that in the aftermath of the earthquake, Japanese industry may loosen the domestic corporate networks somewhat.
