The immediate aftermath created a lull in tourism.
I believe that my past job experiences...have prepared me to meet the challenges of this criteria". This candidate, in two sentences, managed to misspell the name of the incumbent in the job, unnecessarily hyphenate "aftermath," create a redundant expression out of "past experiences," and demonstrate an ignorance of "criteria" as a plural term.
The oil crisis of 1973 74 and its aftermath created a new instability in world capital markets.
In the aftermath, President William Howard Taft created a national commission to investigate tensions in the workplace, and many of its reforms, including the eight-hour workday, were eventually adopted.
The whiny-voiced, merely above-average soccer player from the provincial county of Essex took over from Diana, Princess of Wales, in the aftermath of her death, creating a new pool of emotion into which the English could dive deep.
You had to, in the aftermath of Sept. 11, create some possible outcomes that were pretty dire.
It also called for the creation of a National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) to replace the Terrorist Threat Integration Center, which had been created in May 2003; the NCTC was duly created in the aftermath of the report.
Most are created in the aftermath of cataclysmic political events.
In the aftermath, leaders of both countries created the confederation of Senegambia.
Instead, attention focuses on the legal framework and organizational structures created in the aftermath of World War II.
Impact glass is created in the aftermath of a violent impact that forms a crater, due to its heat.
