Sentence examples for its devastating aftermath from inspiring English sources

The so-called Superstorm Sandy, and its devastating aftermath, has the potential to create a similar epiphany for much of America.

It was one of several confidential letters Blair sent to Bush in the run-up to the Iraq war, during the conflict and in its devastating aftermath, released on Wednesday as part of the Chilcot report.

It was one of 29 letters Blair sent to Bush in the run-up to the Iraq war, during the conflict and in its devastating aftermath, released on Wednesday as part of the Chilcot report.

A New Jersey resident, she experienced Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and its devastating aftermath. .

The high points are the flamenco flourishes in the Cruz piece, the stylized handling of the brutal attack and its devastating aftermath in the Nottage scene, the tongue-in-cheek martial arts moves in Hwang's offering and the final image in Norman's playlet of a woman dividing herself into two.

Meanwhile, Sudan had gained its independence a year previously, Ethiopia was still struggling with the devastating aftermath of Italian occupation, and South African apartheid had already alienated many in Africa, Europe and beyond.

Millions of people had followed the manhunt, and the devastating aftermath of the attack, on CNN.

In 1945 Miller traveled throughout eastern Europe to see and photograph the devastating aftermath of the war.

But now, she added, the situation – in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Sandy — has moved from the theoretical to the all-too-real.

Click here for the priciest auctioned artworks Not content with letting Bacon steal all the limelight, Warhol's striking painting depicts the devastating aftermath of a road accident.

And he is not the only one who mistrusts those who come to report on the war, or to clean up in the devastating aftermath.