Sentence examples for reflect the aftermath from inspiring English sources

If this happens, the composition of the atmosphere should reflect the aftermath, being similar to the volatile composition of the impactors.

This story was updated throughout to reflect the aftermath of the earthquake.

Likewise, City 17 has been altered to reflect the aftermath of the resistance's open rebellion, with vast swathes of destroyed buildings, and the introduction of foes previously kept outside its confines in Half-Life 2 to emphasize the scale of the uprising.

The drop reflected the aftermath of ugly negotiations on union contracts.

The rest of the album clearly reflects the aftermath of Sept. 11, with visions of crumbling towers, a war-torn Middle East and an examination of an uncertain American mood.

David Boies is now a software industry analyst: at a fund-raising dinner for the Manhattan Theater Club last week, Mr. Boies, always direct, said in a conversation that the declining stock price of Microsoft reflected the aftermath of last year's antitrust trial, in which he successfully argued on behalf of the government for breaking up the company.

Some elements of this picture of rising risks reflects the aftermath of the financial crisis.

It reflects the aftermath of many long nights turned long mornings and it gave us a very "I just got back from being at the club for two straight days" feel.

Contrary to this, the incidence of domestic cases in the Västra Götaland County was higher in 2000 than later during the study period, reflecting the aftermaths of the large outbreak in that county peaking in 1998 [ 10, 11].

Such issues are of enormous concern as we reflect on the aftermath of the financial crisis, the slow progress on climate change, or BP's disastrous oil spillage in the Gulf of Mexico.

Other officials and the Interior Ministry in Baghdad cited death tolls as high as 60, with the differences reflecting the chaotic aftermath that typically follows major bombings.