The second world war and its aftermath provoked seething debate in Egypt's class-ridden society.
The referendum campaign, the vote and its aftermath provoked a political sea change in Scotland which few could have foreseen.
This horrific decade and its aftermath provoked villagers — including my family — to abandon their homes for locations ranging from South America to West Africa to Australia, as well as a few neighborhoods in Oklahoma City and Wichita, Kan.
The continuum of trauma-provoked aftermath reaches from healthy adaptation with high resilience, to severe maladjustment with co-occurring psychiatric and physical pathologies in children, adolescents and adults.
The aftermath has provoked a long-neglected debate about mental health and suicide.
Though this practice provoked outrage in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and other major storms, dealers and industry experts said the brisk trade in flood-damaged cars since Hurricane Sandy had highlighted how legislative efforts at the state and federal levels have failed to stem the resale market.
Worth rang a few days after the launch and I asked how he felt about the aftermath, and what had provoked what he saw as the sudden turnaround on the part of Clark's sons.
When we were provoked before, the military's first thought was about the aftermath of its response and the politics.
In common with the aftermath of previous terrorist attacks, the reaction has itself provoked a reaction: that the authorities do not need more powers.The government reckons there are several thousand people who are vulnerable to becoming terrorists.
He notes that James Polk, who provoked a military conflict with Mexico, has lost favor in the aftermath of Vietnam and Iraq, as some historians find in Polk's adventurism the imperialist tendencies they see in the supporters of our more recent, unpopular wars.
Mr. Olmos, as Adama, gets to use his deep tones to provoke viewers in the aftermath, questioning why the human race is worth defending.
