Sentence examples for lingering after-effects from inspiring English sources

It's still perfectly possible to argue that productivity pessimism is overdone, that we are still suffering the lingering after-effects of the financial crisis that will eventually end.

As I mentioned before, there are some lingering after-effects when using the 3D mode.

Bartoshuk remembers her very first experiment into these lingering after-effects.

It was the lingering after-effects of a poison gas attack which would cut short his life on Christmas Day 1922, just a day before his 30th birthday.

Analysis by Andrew Walker, BBC World Service Economics correspondent: We still can't really get away from the lingering after-effects of the international financial crisis.

And everywhere the lingering after-effects.

ALTHOUGH public school has been well under way for more than a month, 6 districts among the county's 40 are still dealing with the lingering after effects of unfinished construction.

A despicable cycle of corruption continually repeats itself across Africa and is becoming tiresome – as are some of the usual explanations for underdevelopment in Africa: colonialism, neo-colonialism and the inability to fully recover from its lingering after effects.

The question is whether the undervaluation of financial companies is a permanent affliction, or just a lingering after-effect from the financial crisis that will ultimately ease.

The effects lingered after the storm itself was reduced to bands of rain extending from east Texas across the Ohio valley into New England.

The hysteria receded but its effects lingered: after organizing the making of a documentary of the "Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom," which helped bring Martin Luther King to national prominence, the Lerners found themselves closed out of the campaign for racial equality, they thought because of their radical past.