Sentence examples for public aftermath from inspiring English sources

Everyone is done up, not just for the room, but for the public aftermath: the photos, the HBO specials, the E! stories, whatever.

During the recession and its aftermath, public schools took a hit as both state coffers and local property taxes shriveled.

In the aftermath, public assembly was banned by Mr. Saakashvili's emergency order and two opposition television stations were forced off the air.

Theglobe was the first rising dot-com to go public in the aftermath of the stock downturn that followed the Asian economic crisis.

In the aftermath, public assembly was banned by the emergency order and two opposition television stations were forced off the air.

Republicans have claimed that Rice misled the public in the aftermath of a deadly assault on the US consulate in Benghazi, in which four Americans, including ambassador Chris Stevens, were killed.

The spectacular U-turn after four years of coping with a 20% cut in Whitehall funding followed a campaign by senior officers which, in the end, was sealed by the political need to reassure the public in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.

It impressed the public in the aftermath of the March quake last year.

In the immediate aftermath, public outrage focused on South Carolina's insistence on flying the Confederate flag on capitol grounds.

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

Today's hearing marks Cayne's first public appearance in the aftermath of the crisis.