Sentence examples for positive aftermath from inspiring English sources

Using their one public case, army officials have pointed to what they consider the positive aftermath of the Obaiyat assassination; the shooting from Beit Sahur onto the Israeli Army outpost dwindled to almost nothing.

The positive aftermath of Sept. 11 and the anthrax scare will be (a) the example to the world of the use of power permitted by an aroused U.S. public; (b) the wellspring of fellowship inspired by a national wound; (c) the awakening of the need to advance immunology research and build public health facilities.

But he also said the 9/11 attacks had a perversely positive economic aftermath on Long Island.

He said he wanted to help prevent another disaster and to do something positive in the aftermath of the attacks.

When it came to the end of the band's set, McVie stepped onstage with them for the first time in 15 years to run through Don't Stop, her enduring anthem about staying positive in the aftermath of a breakup.

As the play reaches its ideological climax, in which one of the characters reassigns a positive value to the aftermath of the Great War - toasting "the spirit of gallantry and courage that made a strange heaven out of unbelievable hell" - the lights fade and we cut to a scene of nightclub chaos, 1930, the decoration "angular and strange", the song, Twentieth Century Blues, "oddly discordant".

The left-hander, who has the right of appeal, gave the positive sample in the aftermath of Sri Lanka's semi-final win over New Zealand.

I have such a positive view of the "aftermath" of divorce.

Several psychometric instruments have been developed to assess positive changes in the aftermath of adversity.

Political and healthcare reforms have been introduced and represent positive change in the aftermath of the crisis [ 6, 7, 11- 13].

Fredrickson et al. [ 25] suggest that positive emotions in the aftermath of crises buffer resilient people against depression and enhance recovery, by finding positive meaning in negative circumstances.