Sentence examples for prolonged aftermath from inspiring English sources

And it was in the September-Erlebnis of 2001 – the rush to war – and its prolonged aftermath that the ancient thought categories of empire were ardently rehabilitated, helped along by orientalists and elite thinkers such as Bernard Lewis, Samuel Huntington and Robert Kaplan.

This Gründekrise and its prolonged aftermath forged new ideas about how capital, labour and the state should relate to one another.An 1884 law created the dual-board system of corporate governance in its current form, with a managing Vorstand answerable to a separate supervisory board.

In the aftermath of conflict people struggle to survive because prolonged periods of destruction leave them in a deprived state.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.

A noisy prolonged bore?

The ovations were prolonged.

It was prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

A jingoistic amendment to the constitution, proposed by Hollande in the immediate aftermath of the November attacks, that would strip convicted terrorists who hold dual citizenship of their French nationality led to prolonged, fractious debate and the protest resignation of Christiane Taubira, the Minister of Justice, before finally failing.

In the aftermath of the peace process, a bitter debate has opened up between mainstream provisional republicans and rival dissident factions over whether the hunger strike was deliberately prolonged by the leadership in order to build up political support for the movement.