Sentence examples for poisonous aftermath from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ijaz claims to hold an unsigned memorandum showing that Mr. Zardari's government sought covert United States government help to avert a military coup in the poisonous aftermath of the American raid that killed Osama bin Laden in May.
Most environmental crises -- from climate chaos to deforestation and the poisonous aftermaths of wars -- are characterized by a slow-motion urgency.
An Italian cargo ship carrying 6,000 tons of chemicals, most for use in the making of plastics, foundered off northwest France in the aftermath of a storm, leaking its poisonous soup into the English Channel.
The stage version follows the movie's screenplay quite closely, depicting Agnes's final throes and the emotional shocks that reverberate in her sisters' hearts in the aftermath of her death, flashbacks to their deadened marriages and poisonous emotional repression.
These realities, and not the malevolence of liberal opportunists, were why, in the immediate aftermath of the crime, the "national conversation" focussed on the nation's poisonous political and rhetorical climate.
Russia's United Nations ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, angrily denied what he called poisonous, unsourced reports on the Internet aimed at subverting Russia's relationship with Arab countries in the aftermath of the Security Council veto.
But just how poisonous is poisonous, Ross?
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
