Sentence examples for interpretation of the aftermath of from inspiring English sources

Another prize winner, an honorable-mention collage by Jackie Zagon, is a stylized interpretation of the aftermath of the 1995 fire in the Long Island Pine Barrens, a man-made disaster.

Discussion of the aftermath of the blackout.

Footage of the aftermath of the attack.

Images of the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake.

One of the aftermath of insulin resistance is sarcopenia.

The play began as workshops with the Syrian director Omar Abusaada for 60 refugee women in Jordan from all walks of life to adapt and perform an Arabic interpretation of the play, which depicts the aftermath of the fall of Troy, when women including Queen Hecuba and children were enslaved by the victorious Greeks.

The concept of DCD is a creative interpretation of the DDR [ 17], equating the aftermath of cardiac death with the presence of brain death.

Their hateful sermons are a twisted interpretation of a religion that has been working to foster hope and unity in the aftermath of this tragedy.

In the aftermath of Sept. 11, some of those with Muslim populations have objected to the interpretation of Islam in Western magazines and pulled issues from newsstands.

In the aftermath of the crushing loss, England had been criticised for not reacting to Walsh's interpretation of the rules but Rowntree rejected that notion.

The aftermath of rape is always complicated.