Sentence examples for more immediate aftermath from inspiring English sources

In measure after measure, the sampling found New Yorkers trapped in the same state of queasy normalcy that they found themselves in in the more immediate aftermath.

But while we'll leave it to columnists, psychologists, and historians to explain Ford's legacy, there's the more immediate aftermath to ponder.

Children improve more in the immediate aftermath of the injury and continue to improve for a longer time.

Yet in its immediate aftermath, calamity more often inspires inarticulate lamentation even in a bestselling author with a distinctive voice and the best of intentions.

This made the shock of 1968 and '69 all the more profound, and in the immediate aftermath employers and national governments accepted high wage increases and inflation rates in order to avoid further confrontations with workers.

The struggle to reconcile these two separate strands of grief suffused the day as Americans sought to properly mark the anniversary of an event whose impact on their lives as individuals and as members of the nation now seems both deeper and more complicated than in the immediate aftermath.

It is a grim irony that more people died in the immediate aftermath of the last major conflict in Afghanistan than in all the months that led to its conclusion in '89 - and landmines were a major factor.

She needs all the support she can get — maybe even more so now than in the immediate aftermath of her son's death, when people tend to cluster around.

Franco had come to power after a bloody and protracted Civil War in which he and his forces killed a massive number of their countrymen — by some estimates, about two hundred thousand during the war, some twenty thousand in its immediate aftermath, and thousands more who died either in prisons in Spain or in concentration camps across the continent.

On top of this, the company issued very weak guidance for Q2, and currently Twitter's stock is trading more than 13% down in the immediate aftermath of the results coming out.

During the recent Haiti crisis, Rice was not only absent from the Security Council vote to expand the UN's peacekeeping operation but she also failed to call an emergency meeting in the immediate aftermath to request more help.