Sentence examples for one aftermath of from inspiring English sources

One aftermath of the current binge must inevitably be another wave of restructurings as a result of overpriced mergers.

RYOT was founded by a pair of humanitarian aid-workers who are also filmmakers, and for the last six months it has been exploring the potential of virtual reality (VR) documentaries, including one on the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Nepal, and now in Aleppo.

While life is changing at Manus for better or worse, no one knows the aftermath of several tragic events clearly still shape life on the island.

One of the aftermath of insulin resistance is sarcopenia.

Early one morning, I arrived at the aftermath of one in the lot of a gas station.

For families who lost loved ones in the aftermath of the 2009 election, the buildup to the vote is adding salt to the wounds.

Twitter got an early foothold there and greatly increased its visibility as people searched for news and loved ones in the aftermath of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

Nina Kebede, Chris's wife, travelled from Ethiopia for the funeral and says this tragedy is an example of the personal devastation left behind for loved ones in the aftermath of a senseless killing.

Rudi Völler standing in thoughtful meditation with his hands on his hips in the immediate aftermath of one of the most unjust dismissals in World Cup history, while over his right shoulder, his Dutch rival Frank Rijkaard looks to be inspecting the massive grolly he had just violently expectorated and left dangling from the back of the German striker's bubble perm like a Christmas tree bauble.

Two air strikes in the week before Christmas that killed hundreds of people are fresh in Wijbe's mind – he has a photo of the aftermath of one stored on his phone.

Boyd Schaeffer, the reluctant heroine of Carol Muske-Dukes's third novel, "Life After Death," quarrels with her charming (but not quite sufficiently charming) husband in the aftermath of one of his irresponsible stunts, this one less forgivable than usual: Russell has left their 4-year-old daughter alone in a public park.