Sentence examples for late aftermath from inspiring English sources

Such studies are usually conducted in the immediate or late aftermath of often violent and traumatic displacement ordeals and involve highly traumatized adult and child populations [ 2, 3], and may consist of interventions or epidemiological studies [ 4, 5].

Early January 1998 saw stocks implode on news of the late-stage aftermath of the so-called Asian Contagion.

By Kusali Kubwalo NSANJE, Malawi, 22 January 2007 – More than 1,000 children in southern Malawi are heading back to school – albeit a week late – in the aftermath of flash floods and heavy rains that devastated the area earlier this month.

After floods, UNICEF helps children get back to school in southern Malawi NSANJE, Malawi, 22 January 2007 – More than 1,000 children in southern Malawi are heading back to school – albeit a week late – in the aftermath of flash floods and heavy rains that devastated the area earlier this month.

Rachel Cusk's latest book is Aftermath (Faber).

Rachel Cusk's latest book is Aftermath: On Marriage and Separation (Faber).

Opposite People is a defiantly cheerful piece written in the late 70s in the aftermath of the Nigerian army's brutal attack on Fela's compound.

His other guiding star was his study of theology, in which he discarded the arid aftermath of late medieval Scholasticism and turned instead to Scripture and the early Church Fathers.

The fact that the town is so hard to reach explains why rescue teams were so late in the initial aftermath of the earthquake.

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His latest work is The Aftermath Dislocation Principle Part One: A Small World Re-Enactment.