Sentence examples for outlining the aftermath from inspiring English sources

When Weiner resigned in 2011 after tweeting a suggestive photo of his groin, Kriegman approached him about a documentary outlining the aftermath of the scandal.

An analytical filmmaker, Mr. Zobel widens his scope beyond the central crime to outline the aftermath and to include a full orbit of bystanders (whose reactions run the gamut).

"Radium City" outlines the complex aftermath of these events with as full an awareness of social and political consequences as medical ones.

Add an outline of the aftermath and take note if any other plot developments bloom.

— J. DAVID GOODMAN Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey appeared on a half-dozen morning talk shows on Tuesday to outline the difficulties his state still faced in the aftermath of the storm.

GORDON BROWN has outlined the new security measures that Britain is implementing in the aftermath of the failed bombing of a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas Day.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009, European regulators outlined the broad aims of a financial overhaul.

Army Secretary Pete Geren outlined the results and recommendations of the seventh and what he said he expected would be the Army's final investigation of the death of Corporal Tillman, an N.F.L. player-turned-soldier, and its aftermath.

That's according to a report out from PwC today which outlines 4 possible scenarios for Europe in the aftermath of the debt crisis.

The first minister yesterday promised to outline her planned timetable in the "coming weeks" in the aftermath of a crushing Commons defeat for Theresa May's Brexit deal.

In its broad outlines, such TV interviews are routine in the aftermath of school shootings, which are themselves also routine.