Sentence examples for public in the aftermath of from inspiring English sources
Theglobe was the first rising dot-com to go public in the aftermath of the stock downturn that followed the Asian economic crisis.
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.
Even so, the juxtaposition of the two events created an interesting snapshot of the state of public safety and public fear in the aftermath of 9/11.
And so, in 1979, Falwell and his colleagues created the first visible expression of fundamentalism in America's public square since the Fundamentalist Movement retreated from public view in the aftermath of the Scopes-Monkey Trial in 1925.
He could easily point to the jobs numbers, which are feeble, the need for massive public investment in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, more public outlay to prepare for future storm surges -- declare that additional deficit reduction is a bad idea until we get a stronger economy.
Today's hearing marks Cayne's first public appearance in the aftermath of the crisis.
Aside from a public spat in the aftermath of the Iraq war, Labour's long years in power have been a boon to the BBC.
If the reports about the arrest and execution are true, though, they suggest that the ailing North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, considers the public discontent in the aftermath of the currency reform a serious challenge to his grip on power.
WASHINGTON — In his first public comments in the aftermath of Iran's elections, President Obama pledged early last week to "continue to pursue a tough, direct dialogue" between the United States and the Iranian government.
