Sentence examples for obvious aftermath from inspiring English sources

I'm in the orthopedist's waiting room, typing away, as several pairs of crutches and the obvious aftermath of a drunken incident pass by.

What has become obvious in the aftermath of the accident is not so much that offshore drilling — even deepwater offshore drilling — is inherently unsafe.

It became obvious in the aftermath of that disappointment that the weight of history was too much for the best player in the world, the best of her generation and probably of all time.

The damage wreaked by storms such as cyclone Ita, which hit New Zealand in 2013, is immediately obvious in their aftermath, in the form of wind-thrown trees and ripped-out tree crowns.

Well, he capitalized on the obvious opportunity in the aftermath of Tucson to call for peace.

Sorry to all those who had to deal with the aftermath and the obvious gratitude for all they did".

There were, he says, obvious improvements in the immediate aftermath of the inquiry as a raft of institutions reacted to Sir William Macpherson's recommendations.

The former prime minister claimed that the terrible aftermath was only obvious in hindsight, yet Christian Aid warned of "significant chaos and suffering in Iraq long after military strikes have ended".

With no obvious role in coping with the aftermath of the recent banking and stockmarket turbulence, its future role may be more as an expert economic adviser.Some worry that the world may still need a lender of last resort.

Externally, unease is all too obvious from the August riots and their aftermath, to the subtler but no less passionate and visible campaigns to save services and stop the cuts.

"Even if that's true, however, it is obvious that we will be dealing with the aftermath of the scandal for some time to come".