Sentence examples similar to rough aftermath from inspiring English sources

But the aftermath has been rough.

While the recession and its aftermath have been particularly rough on the youngest workers, the oldest workers may end up suffering the longest.

To put it differently, the cinematic equivalent of three-chords-and-out wasn't a rough-and-ready film but the elaborate aftermath of an extended course in Hitchcock and Fuller (or Kubrick and Kurosawa).

Young adults have long faced a rough job market, but in the last recession and its aftermath, college graduates did not lose nearly as much ground as their less-educated peers, according to a new study.

After two solid years as investor favorites in the aftermath of the tech debacle, REITs hit a rough patch in 2002.

The other is a young trauma counsellor named Melissa Catherine Kellnerr), who has worked in Haiti and Rwanda; she is matter-of-fact about the hardships of war and its aftermath, and critical of J.S.'s discomfort with the rough conditions of the camp.

In the storm's aftermath the neighbourhood where she lived turned even rougher than before.

The Aftermath At home on Rochester's northwest side, things were rough.

Four fatalities were attributed to the storm: two in the aftermath of boating accidents in Massachusetts, and two due to rough surf along the coast of Maine.

This year, Anderson Cooper spent 10 days in Japan covering the aftermath of the devastating earthquake; he spent nine days in Egypt and was roughed up by supporters of Hosni Mubarak during the uprising there.

President Bush won respect for the combination of restraint and determination he displayed in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, when his Administration herded most of the governments of the world together into a rough alliance against terrorism.