Sentence examples for lingering aftermath from inspiring English sources

But the lingering aftermath of the storm could have a bigger — if not always easy to predict — effect on state and local races.

A number of cities and counties around the country with long-term problems have found themselves pushed over the edge by the recession and its lingering aftermath.

Eric is interested in the history and sociology of mass media under illiberal conditions, particularly in Indonesia where the lingering aftermath of the 1965 genocide has stifled investigative reporting and eviscerated the country's political left.

Detonated in Manhattan, a relatively small bomb -- say 15 kilotons in yield, equivalent to the one used on Hiroshima -- could immediately kill 100,000 and cause another 100,000 deaths in the lingering aftermath.

But the presence of the Russian troops in Moldova, and Moscow's role in the lingering aftermath of a brief civil war here in the early 1990's, has become an irritant in NATO-Russia relations.

More sophisticated was The Feast of the Goat (2000), a novel about the 1930-61 dictatofship of Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic, in which the dictator's assassination and the lingering aftermath of his rule was imagined.

Soon they come into focus: dozens of policemen in full riot gear, stationed on high ground so as to better surveil the handful of people lingering in the aftermath of what Native Americans protesting a new oil pipeline and their allies call a "direct action," or a confrontation with the law.

The event, which runs Friday through Sunday, was moved because of lingering issues from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

The most anticipated Brooklyn sports event in a half-century — the Nets' debut at Barclays Center — will unfold as planned, despite lingering concerns in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

One issue that will linger in the aftermath of the strike is the growing prominence of reality series on the schedules of the broadcast networks.

The audience lingered in the aftermath among widows, innocent Muslims, eyewitnesses, and even the assassination of Osama bin Laden, all of it molded into poetic stage imagery and dance movement.