Sentence examples for represent the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Lack of necessities — clean water, safe housing, health care, infrastructure — along with rampant political unrest and torture at the hands of Iraqi security forces represent the aftermath of the war against Iraq.

The gaping hole near its base is not a design flaw, it represents the aftermath of the 1993 terrorist bombing.

So, I suggested she play it with me, and give me an honest opinion on how well the game represented the aftermath of a catastrophe and if she could relate to any of it.

As illustrated in the aftermath of the 1990 Tehran earthquake disaster, they also represent the power of human resilience to overcome and defy destruction.

(That December, Belli represented the Rolling Stones in the aftermath of the fatal stabbing of a fan during the band's performance at Altamont. Belli himself died in 1996).

I am also here as a journalist who came during the war, and several times since, not to cover war and its sad aftermath, but representing the Committee to Protect Journalists, to negotiate with the man who lit the fuse of the Balkan wars, Slobodan Milosevic.

The figure represents Taiwan in the aftermath of a Chen victory.

Here's real primary (non-interest) spending, from the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook, with the blue lines representing the historical average in recessions and aftermath, the red lines representing current policies: It was obvious both from history and from textbook economics that the turn toward austerity would greatly damage prospects for recovery; this isn't hindsight.

But Mr. Blair asserted that the aftermath of the Bali blast also represented the danger of possible overreaction.

Political and healthcare reforms have been introduced and represent positive change in the aftermath of the crisis [ 6, 7, 11- 13].

Monuments such as that at İvriz Harabesi represent a curious aftermath of Hittite history.