Sentence examples for over the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Since Sunday the story has continued to dominate the news cycle by picking over the aftermath of the whole mess.

All we get is deep agonising over the aftermath.

The public outcry over the aftermath was aimed squarely at Mayor John V. Lindsay.

Addison, from Rayleigh in Essex, faced an internal investigation over the aftermath of the Plebgate row, but a hearing found the case against him was not proved.

As investigators pored over the aftermath of the most violent episode in Jersey City in years, officials provided details about the shooting and one of the suspects.

When Lucas returns to his club, he will have more on his mind than mulling over the aftermath of the game with Dalglish.

That is not surprising, because a glut of long-haul capacity was left over in the aftermath of the dotcom crash.

Left over in the aftermath of the 1990s Balkan wars, there are thought to be between 60,000 and 100,000 landmines covering a 310 square mile area across Croatia.

Mr. Jones, 55, a former Marine who is also the United States attorney in Minnesota, has led the beleaguered agency since August 2011, when he was appointed by the administration to take over in the aftermath of the scandal surrounding the bungled gun trafficking investigation known as Operation Fast and Furious, in which agents lost track of firearms they were allowing to pass into Mexico.

The frustration has boiled over in the aftermath of the corruption arrests, which have ensnared two of New York City's most prominent black politicians — Malcolm A. Smith of Queens and John L. Sampson of Brooklyn, who are former leaders of the Senate Democrats — as well as a black assemblyman, Eric A. Stevenson, a Bronx Democrat.

A former chief constable of South Yorkshire, Richard Wells, who took over in the aftermath of the disaster, said prosecutions of police officers were essential after the revelations about the scale of the cover-up in the force, which at the time was "secretive, defensive and authoritarian".