Sentence examples for its aftermath are from inspiring English sources

Games that make us think this intently about death – fearing it, planning for it, pondering its aftermath – are thin on the ground.

Oluseyi is featured in the Science Channel's first two episodes of "Are We Alone?" in which an alien invasion and its aftermath are depicted.

It is known that under-nutrition and its aftermath are still a public health problem in Nepal despite interventional programs.

Iraqi oil exports, stricken by the war and its aftermath, are also set to increase.

In its aftermath are the inevitable questions about Pakistan's nuclear status — who knew what, and when?

Doubtless, the Great Recession and its aftermath are partly to blame.

The bullying it documents (and its aftermath) is hard to watch, even in the trailer, and the frustration of everyone involved (except the bullying children) is palpable.

The "spread of severe cost burdens [where renters pay more than half their income for housing] during the Great Recession and its aftermath is particularly alarming," it warns.

My response is that the earthquake in Haiti and its aftermath is more than a disaster story; it is also the story of poverty.

That it has taken 23 years to explain the Hillsborough disaster and its aftermath is a scandal in itself.

Its aftermath is truly awful to contemplate.