Sentence examples for normal aftermath from inspiring English sources

What we're looking at, instead, is the normal aftermath of a debt-fueled asset bubble; the sluggish U.S. recovery since 2009 is more or less in line with many historical examples, running all the way back to the Panic of 1893.

Even as school administrators struggle to return to what one superintendent has called the "new normal" in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, there are unmistakable signs that plans for field trips are being altered.

Heil reports that the low nutrient levels in the water are about normal for the aftermath of algal bloom.

The Federal Reserve was slow, however, to return rates to their normal level in the aftermath of those challenges and the result was further to inflate the incipient bubble in technology shares.

Several Americans have returned to relatively normal lives in the aftermath of their North Korean imprisonment.

Two men were killed in the initial explosion and another two men died in the aftermath; Gauloiss normal complement was 631 men.

As I try to return to a normal life in the aftermath of this horrible event, I pray above all things for strength for the victims and their families.

As has also become normal in the "post-truth" aftermath of the bitter election, the facts surrounding his telephone conversation with Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen are in dispute.

Indeed the reticence of the press already spoke volumes -- signaling, at worst, that we have all begun to settle for 'a new normal.' In the anxious aftermath of Charlie Hebdo, of Paris and of Ankara, can we seriously wonder why contemporary psychopaths can as easily deal us their trump card in capitalizing upon any ensuing irrational fears?

The tragedies seem to have been deemed a new normal, but here, in their aftermath, it feels far from it.

By contrast, the V2b IN-ablated mice regain a large measure of normal limb movement in the aftermath of V2b IN ablation.