Sentence examples for most dramatic aftermath from inspiring English sources
Like 90% of women who experience fistula, Asha's baby was stillborn and she was left with what the World Health Organisation has called "the single most dramatic aftermath of neglected childbirth".
The World Health Organisation (WHO) have described fistula as 'the single most dramatic aftermath of neglected childbirth.' While over 365,000 women die in childbirth every year, WHO estimate that another staggering two million worldwide are living with the devastating reality of a fistula.
For Americans, drought has been the most dramatic consequence.
In his biography, Stahr describes the immediate aftermath of the incident as "the most dramatic and tense weeks in transatlantic relations of the entire Civil War," and calls the Trent affair "the Cuban missile crisis of the nineteenth century: a moment when the United States faced possible war with the world's other major power".
I have decided to concentrate on war crime tribunals and truth commissions both because these are the most frequently used instruments (other policies are most often implemented, if at all, in conjunction with these) and because their employment raises the philosophical dilemmas associated with the aftermath of war in the sharpest, most dramatic fashion.
Or was until Bush, in the aftermath of 9/11, unfurled what the late historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. called "the most dramatic, sustained and radical challenge to the rule of law in American history".
The most dramatic was religion.
In its aftermath the boundaries between government and markets were redrawn.During the past month, little more than a year after the financial storm first struck in August 2007, America's government made its most dramatic interventions in financial markets since the 1930s.
It is the most dramatic piece.
The most dramatic result, though, is physical.
