Sentence examples for in the aftermath while from inspiring English sources
The hosts could consider two draws with the reigning champions this term as reason for satisfaction, Flores describing most aspects of their performance as "amazing" in the aftermath while admitting taking Costa to one side at the end "to tell him I love him".
In the aftermath, while delivering food and warm clothes to those in need, I have seen underdressed infants shivering in cold and dark homes without power; as of press time, there have been no signs of power being restored, and aid workers are nowhere to be found.
Several people were arrested in the aftermath, and while two have since been released, 15 remain in prison.
This allows climate sceptics to dismiss any given extreme event as part of the "natural weather variation" in the immediate aftermath, while campaigners automatically blame it on global warming.
Calls for its independence in the aftermath of Brexit, while perhaps not entirely sincere, show the arrogance of this disconnect.
In a drawn-out performance piece, Trump read out his second and third pronouncements in the aftermath of Charlottesville, while throwing in that he lives "in a bigger, more beautiful apartment" than the elites aligned against him, "and I live in the White House too".
Postoperative patients still report high levels of acute pain in the aftermath of surgery, while simultaneously experiencing the side-effects of analgesics, used for POP treatment.
For a while, in the aftermath of Sputnik and Gagarin's space flight, it looked as if he might be just be right.
Paris has raised its terror alert to the highest setting in the aftermath of the attack, while a manhunt has begun for those involved.
In the aftermath of the fire, while chaos reigned outside, the Grimms sat huddled in their study and began to study old German stories in earnest.
In the aftermath of the election, while Mr. Infantino was greeting well-wishers, numerous officials from other national federations stopped at the opposite end of the dais.
